Met Office issues snow warning update as arctic blast set to batter large parts of Britain - Snow has now fallen across parts of the UK following the coldest night of the year since last winter

Up to 20cm of snow could hit the UK over the coming days in the country’s “first taste of winter”, the Met Office has said. The forecaster has issued several yellow weather warnings for snow and ice for parts of the UK between 4pm on Sunday and 10am Tuesday morning.

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The Met Office has warned that snow, sleet and rain could bring disruption to parts of the UK during Monday evening overnight into Tuesday morning.

The Met Office has issued nearly two full days worth of weather warnings, with five parts of the UK currently affected by the latest yellow alerts.

Weather warnings have been issued as the UK is set to see it's first snowfall of the season. The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings of snow and ice which cover large parts of the UK with up to 20cm of snow expected to fall in some parts.

Beyond this, British Gas also claimed that it's worth preparing your fridge and freezer if you know a power cut is on the horizon. Freezing essentials like milk, meat and poultry is a good place to start for this, as it will help these staples last longer amidst failing appliances.

The Met Office has issued a stark warning, extending snow alerts over five UK regions for an extra 43 hours, with the snowfall expected to begin within hours. The national forecaster has put out a yellow alert for Northern Ireland, Grampian, Central, Tayside and Fife, Orkney and Shetland, as well as Highlands and Eilean Siar.

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across large parts of the UK, with forecasters warning of "disruptive snow" and plummeting temperatures until Tuesday. A warning covering northern Scotland,