The Met Office has issued two rare amber warnings for snow and ice over almost all of England this weekend from 6pm Saturday 4 until midnight Sunday 5.

The UK is set for a bitterly cold spell of weather where temperatures could drop as low as -13C, and weather maps show one day where nearly all of the country will see snow

Britain is braced for an avalanche of snowy conditions this weekend, but one area of England may remain green and pleasant.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across England from 12pm on Saturday until Sunday, but one corner of the country looks set to escape

Weather warnings for snow and ice for Saturday and Sunday have been increased to amber, with a yellow warning in place in Scotland on Monday morning. Up to to 30-40cm of snow will be possible in parts of northern England, the Met Office has said, warning of "significant accumulations".

Five weather warnings have been issued by the Met Office with snow and ice set to strike Britain over the weekend, as temperatures plummet for the first weekend of 2025. Two amber weather warnings have been issued,

Amber snow warnings for much of UK with up to 40cm forecast as temperatures fall to -7.4C - Cold snap set to grip country with snow possible across large areas over weekend

The Met Office has issued another yellow warning for tonight as the much of the country country braced for a weekend of ice and snow.