- Wintry conditions are continuing across the UK, with up to 7cm of snow recorded in parts of Wales and Scotland.
- The Met Office forecasts wintry showers for coastal areas, particularly north Scotland and the east and west coasts, while central inland regions will be brighter and drier.
- Multiple yellow warnings for ice and snow have been issued for Northern Ireland, parts of Wales, northern and south-western England, and much of Scotland, alongside an amber warning for north-east England.
- Cold Arctic air is responsible for the conditions, bringing the first notable cold snap of autumn with snow accumulations of 2-5cm possible in affected areas.
- Higher ground in Scotland could see 15-20cm of snow, with 15-25cm expected over the North York Moors and Yorkshire Wolds, with the coldest conditions anticipated on Wednesday and Thursday.
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