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A huge 572-mile 'wall' of snow looks set to bring an end to a spell of milder winter weather, while Brits have been given that latest storm forecast after a month of bumper winds

The Met Office is not expecting to name any further storms in the coming days after Isha and Jocelyn - but has warned despite highs of 14C today, a cold snap bringing snow is due

The UK snow storm is forecast to hit Scotland and Northern Ireland, but hail and sleet will reach as far south as Manchester, the Midlands, and north Wales when it makes landfall

Storm Jocelyn set in overnight as the 10th storm of the season, hot on the heels of Storm Isha which caused 107mph winds as Brits face windy and wet weather but also some unseasonably mild temperatures

The Met Office has analysed the forecast following Storm Isha and Storm Jocelyn, which were the ninth and tenth named storms of the season and caused mayhem this week

Rescue teams from the RNLI and HM Coastguard launched an urgent search after a person was reported in the water during Storm Jocelyn which has hit the UK with 71mph winds

Storm Isha morphed into Storm Jocelyn within hours after the Met Office recognised low pressure largely from the west, and the first storm killed five people in the UK and Ireland

Storm Jocelyn is due to hit overnight tonight, marking the tenth storm of the season, and following hot on the heels of Storm Isha which brought 107mph winds to the country

The UK is forecast even more strong winds of around 80mph, along with heavy rain, as Storm Jocelyn sweeps in on the back of Storm Isha with 'danger to life' amber warnings in place

The Met Office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings for much of the UK due to Storm Jocelyn, with winds of up to 80mph are expected in the north and west of Scotland

Hours after Storm Isha's gusts, reaching a high of 107mph, caused chaos across the UK, the country prepares for Storm Jocelyn with several weather warnings issued by the Met Office

As Brits are left reeling from Storm Isha's powerful gales, a number of UK schools in some of the country's worst-hit regions remain closed today as they address damage caused by the weather front

Britain's chaotic weather now looks set to last until the weekend as new forecasts show Storm Jocelyn being quickly followed by a potent mix of rain, ice and snow

Storm Isha claimed three lives when it hit Britain on Sunday and Monday, with the Met Office now warning of more weather destruction at the hands of Storm Jocelyn

Storm Jocelyn follows in the wake of Storm Isha, which today and on Sunday led to train cancellations, trees falling onto roads and planes being delayed to and from the UK

The UK is racing towards a record worst ever storm season as the country says goodbye to Storm Isha as just today Storm Jocelyn has been named with more rain and wind just around the corner

Storm Isha has brought 99mph winds to the UK as the ninth storm of the season - but with the tenth already named this year could be a record breaking one for the most storms since records began

Residents in 148 postcode areas will receive the £25 payments after the Met Office confirmed that they endured subzero temperatures for seven consecutive days

Storm Isha has brought 99mph winds to the UK and a rare red 'danger to life warning' as the ninth storm of the season led to travel chaos across the country this morning

The Met Office yellow warning for wind covers the whole of the UK, with Storm Isha having brought wind speeds of up to 99mph causing major travel delays and power cuts

The Met Office's amber weather warnings for wind ended at 6am on Monday morning, although there are yellow weather warnings on Tuesday evening for most of the UK

The Met Office today issued amber and yellow severe weather warnings in several parts of the UK, where there was the possibility of power cuts, travel disruption and dangerous conditions

Storm Isha is set to strike this evening and last into the early hours of tomorrow morning, and the Met Office upgraded a weather warning on Sunday to amber, which includes a "danger to life" advisory

Storm Isha has sparked an amber weather alert iacross huge swathes of the UK as the Met Office forecasts 90mph winds to batter the isles from tonight until tomorrow morning

Storms are named for an important reason - to provide clear communication, which can make all the difference in a crisis. Here, we look at how the Met Office decides on the names for bad weather