UK snow forecast LIVE: New 12-hour snow and ice warning issued as snow falls on Britain

People across the UK are bracing themselves for more snow this evening and over night after the UK experienced its first taste of winter today with many waking up to bitterly cold temperatures of -4C. The Met Office has now issued a 17-hour warning for ice, covering large parts of England, Scotland and Wales. London and South East england, South West England, West Midlands, North West England, Wales, East of England and East Midlands have been all been issued new yellow weather warnings for ice.

The warnings come into place at 5pm this afternoon until 10am tomorrow morning. Temperatures are expected to fall below or close to freezing quite widely across the UK with icy patches likely to form as Britain feels the freeze. The forecaster is warning that the icy conditions could cause difficult travelling conditions on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.



Those travelling by foot or by car are advised to stick to main roads and pavements which are more likely to have been gritted. THIS IS A LIVE BLOG. FOLLOW ALONG BELOW FOR UPDATES.

u26a0ufe0f Yellow weather warning issued u26a0ufe0f Ice across southern parts of England and Wales Tuesday 1700 - Wednesday 1000 Latest info ud83dudc49 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware u26a0ufe0f pic.twitter.

com/zRcn66pScM u26a0ufe0f Yellow weather warning issued u26a0ufe0f Snow and ice across parts of eastern and northeastern England, and southeast Scotland Tuesday 1800 - Wednesday 1200 Latest info ud83dudc49 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware u26a0ufe0f pic.twitter.

com/lbnLdVmdEw November snow u26c4ufe0f #London pic.twitter.com/OVgzwCqOuk It was only raining two stops awayu2026 #London #Snow pic.

twitter.com/hFLhemyqYB Rain, sleet and snow slowly easing across Wales, the Midlands and eastern England on Tuesday morning. Brighter further north but wintry showers across northern Scotland and in North Sea coastal regions ud83cudf28ufe0f An icy start for some and feeling cold in the brisk northerly winds ud83dudcc9 pic.

twitter.com/vgfATFJYxy Monday brought a very cold start for many, especially in northern Scotland. Here are the extremes pic.

twitter.com/5HdCGNWiaK National Highways have issued an amber severe weather alert for snow in the North East and North West regions of the country from today (Tuesday 19th November) until 10:00. Visit our Travel Alerts page for full details - https://t.

co/aVxQ0AwS7I u2026 @metoffice pic.twitter.com/3LtnEvQWze Time for bed.

I'll leave you with the latest radar. Still #snowing but a bit of a lull coming in places then another pulse of #snow during the early hours. See what the morning brings.

Thanks for all of your interactions. #uksnow u2744ufe0f pic.twitter.

com/JJh0Wkp7sj Traffic is moving but #snow is settling on some lanes of the #M62 . #uksnow pic.twitter.

com/Fb0yqHLtvD A chilly and perhaps icy start to Monday in Scotland with frequent sleet and snow showers in the far north u2744ufe0f Drier across Northern Ireland, parts of North Wales and northern England with sunny spells u2600ufe0f Cloudy and damp in the southern England with outbreaks of heavy rain ud83cudf27ufe0f pic.twitter.com/WETSUaG5py.