Met Office

This coming Tuesday temperatures are expected to get milder with winds reaching us across the South-West with unsettled weather remaining over the course of ...

Thursday we are expected to see blustery showers with temperatures reaching a maximum of eight degrees. Turning milder with rain and strong winds arriving from the west on Tuesday. As we head into the evening, showers are expected from 5pm and predicted to last until late evening.

The Met Office has issued a warning for snow and ice and has warned people to watch out for problems on the road. The yellow weather warning will come into ...

There are currently 2 flood warnings in place where "flooding is expected" along the Cumbrian coast from Roosebeck to Carnfort and between Roosebeck, Ulverston, Flookburgh and the A590. Showers are expected to continue within the warning areas throughout Monday and a further 10cm of snow is possible in Highland areas. The Met Office has issued an alert for ice and wintry showers with the possibility of snow in some areas.

In previous years, even when it's been sub-zero temperatures, Liverpool and Merseyside have remained relatively snow-free, particularly in comparison to Greater ...

"When you get a north-westerly air coming down the Irish Sea across the Isle of Man and straight into Liverpool, that is a weather pattern that will bring potentially more snow to Liverpool. He said: "The fact that Liverpool is both low-lying and close to the Irish Sea means that temperatures are likely to be warmer than average. Similarly, Liverpool's low-lying ground close to the coast means that temperatures are warmer, as the higher you go uphill the colder it generally becomes. "However we do get changes to that over winter. You've got a colder air mass coming in from a northwesterly direction that has quite a long sea track so it picks up more moisture and would be a more moisture-laden air and that's when you can expect Liverpool to be more on the frontline of snowfall." Madge said this weather pattern isn't always the case.

Strengthening west-northwesterly winds will bring increasingly frequent wintry showers to parts of Scotland through Sunday night and into Monday morning.

But for today, the Met Office predicts that Liverpool will see temperatures reach around 6C today as wintery showers are expected. The forecast reads: " Feeling ...

Mild in the south for the later part of the period, whilst the north sees a mixture of milder and colder spells." "Weather remaining changeable into the New Year, with rain and showers most frequent in the west and northwest. "The jet stream will help to develop low pressure systems which are likely to affect the UK between Christmas and New Year. Tuesday: Increasingly wet and windy during the morning with occasional heavy rain and coastal gales possible around the middle of the day. A large area of North America is experiencing extremely low temperatures with very cold northerly winds which does impact the medium-range outlook for the UK. Looking further into the New Year, the Met Office has even forecast a some chance of snow.

The yellow warning is in place from 6pm this evening until 10am tomorrow and is likely to affect roads as many people head home from their Christmas breaks.

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The warning is coded as 'yellow', meaning the weather could lead to travel disruptions. "Ice may cause some delays and difficulties at first on Monday," said ...

"Ice may cause some delays and difficulties at first on Monday," said the alert. "Probably some icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths leading to a greater chance of injuries or accidents Patchy snow on higher routes, both from wintry showers this evening, and also on leading edge of rain early on Tuesday, making for somewhat difficult driving conditions." The yellow warning is in place from 6pm this evening until 10am tomorrow and is likely to affect roads as many people head home from their Christmas breaks. The alert is in place until 10am tomorrow, Tuesday, with wintery showers likely to result in ice formation on roads and paths. "Wintry showers fading tonight leading to an ice risk on untreated surfaces," said the alert. The Met Office predicted the chance of 'some injuries from slips and falls on icy surfaces' and warned of icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths.

The capital has been issued a yellow weather warning by the forecasters at the Met Office for ice, as road users and pedestrians are urged to take care when ...

Brighter conditions and a few showers following in the afternoon. Moving on to tonight, it will be dry for much of the evening with clear periods, a frost and icy patches. Rain, heavy at times on Wednesday, followed by blustery showers later Wednesday and Thursday with further rain on Friday. Cloudy with rain extending to all parts during the morning. Cold and windy at times. Thickening cloud will bring rain to Dumfries and Galloway by morning, along with strengthening southerly winds. In terms of what to expect, this is what the forecasters had to say: The ice will spread across Edinburgh, East Lothian and West Lothian. Showers will become fewer and lighter this evening. [breaking news](https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/news/) to the latest on the [coronavirus](https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/all-about/coronavirus) crisis in Scotland, we'll have you covered. A cold day with sunny intervals and scattered wintry showers. [wintry ](https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/news/edinburgh-news/edinburgh-issued-yellow-weather-warning-25748287)weather cascaded across Scotland on [Christmas Day](https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/news/edinburgh-news/edinburgh-weather-hour-hour-forecast-25767058), ice has been left behind, and the Met Office has warned that it will be slippery underfoot.

An alert for ice as been issued in areas including Blackburn, Preston and Blackpool.

Snow and ice caused days of disruption around the country, with the freezing conditions halting public transport and created dangerous driving conditions. But not a predicted heavy and consistent falling of snow. Now, a fresh warning for ice has been issues, covering, Blackburn with Darwen, Lancashire and Cumbria. It comes after the 'Troll from Trondheim' battered the country with freezing temperatures. [Met Office verdict on 'Arctic blast' rumoured to be bringing 'snowiest January in 12 years'](https://www.lancs.live/news/uk-world-news/met-office-verdict-arctic-blast-25830609) [weather warning](https://www.lancs.live/all-about/weather) for ice has been issued for parts of Lancashire and all of Cumbria.

The forecaster recorded either sleet or snow falling at five of its weather stations across the UK on December 25, with Edinburgh one of three in Scotland and ...

In 2017 some 11% of sites recorded snow falling. We need your consent to load this Social Media content. The Met Office has recorded a white Christmas after snow fell in parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland, although less than seen across the UK earlier this month.

The UK Met Office has recorded a white Christmas after snow fell in parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland, although less than seen across the UK earlier ...

In 2017, some 11% of sites recorded snow falling. "Most of the day was too mild for snow and the showers were falling for rain, but in the evening it got colder and we started to see those showers turn to sleet and then to snow," said the meteorologist. The UK Met Office has recorded a white Christmas after snow fell in parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland, although less than seen across the UK earlier this month.

The warning could affect people off on hikes or bike rides tomorrow morning (December 27)

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The warning will come into place at 6pm today (Monday, December 26) and warns of icy patches on roads leading to a greater risk of accident and injury. The ...

Rain easing a little towards the end of the afternoon. Cloud, strong winds and outbreaks of rain spreading northeast during the day, preceded by some hill snow. The Met Office says: "A mainly dry and bright, but cold Boxing Day morning with a few wintry showers, largely confined to the Pennines. The weather warning will stay in place until 10am on Tuesday (December 27). Showers becoming increasingly frequent and widespread this afternoon, with some hill snow. The warning will come into place at 6pm today (Monday, December 26) and warns of icy patches on roads leading to a greater risk of accident and injury.

The forecaster has warned that 'icy patches' on untreated areas could lead to a 'greater chance' of injuries and accidents. Britons could also see travel ...

Pictured: Snow in Leadhills village in South Lanarkshire today Pictured: A snow plough makes its way through Carlops in the Scottish Borders this morning Meteorologists predict the UK will have the 'snowiest period in 12 years' this January with a new Arctic blast heading towards the country. Pictured: A resident in Carlops in the Scottish Borders clearing snow from the pavement this morning Pictured: A Carlops resident shovels snow this morning Pictured: Traffic on the M74 near Abington in South Lanarkshire today In 2017 some 11 per cent recorded snow falling. Pictured: Traffic travelling through snow along the A702 near Silverburn, Midlothian this morning A yellow weather warning for snow and ice has been issued by the Met Office for most of Scotland until 6pm tonight. Snow from wintry showers this evening, as well as rain early tomorrow, will make for difficult driving conditions, the Met Office has warned. Snow and ice warnings are in place across the UK. An ice warning is also in effect across the West coast of Scotland down to Manchester until 10am tomorrow.

The warning states: “Wintry showers fading tonight leading to an ice risk on untreated surfaces.” Drivers and cyclists have been told to expect some 'icy ...

A spokesperson for the Met Office said: “Wintry showers will continue through this evening but as skies clear, patchy ice is expected to develop on some untreated surfaces. The Met Office added: “Patchy snow on higher routes, both from wintry showers this evening, and also on leading edge of rain early on Tuesday, making for somewhat difficult driving conditions.” People in and around the affected areas have been warned of icy conditions and the Met Office has adviced the public to expect travel disruptions, and chance of injury from slips and falls.

Over the coming days, icy weather will blast the UK from the west and engulf certain areas of the country, including the whole of Northern Ireland. Forecasts ...

"A very small chance of interruptions to power supplies. [Weather](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/uk-weather) Services, said: "It starts turning colder again through the latter part of Christmas Day and into Boxing Day. The outlook for Tuesday, according to MeteoGroup UK, "starts with widespread rain across most of the UK." [BBC](https://www.mylondon.news/all-about/bbc) [Weather](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/uk-weather) report, the last week of 2022 will be largely cloudy for London, with a few sporadic instances of rain. [weather](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/uk-weather) will blast the UK from the west and engulf certain areas of the country, including the whole of Northern Ireland. [Christmas](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/Christmas) should brace themselves for a dumping of [snow](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/snow).