The severe weather conditions of snow and ice this week are set to continue for days to come. Areas of Scotland, south-western England, the Midlands, north-western England and Wales were hit by snow on Saturday, causing travel disruptions.
Forecasters say some areas of the UK could see more snow on Sunday, with a small chance that rural communities could be cut off. They also said the cold snap is expected to stay through next week, with overnight frosts and daytime temperatures dipping below freezing.
A Met Office yellow warning for snow and ice is in place for much of Scotland, as well as parts of Wales and south-western England until 12pm on Sunday. Two more snow and ice warnings will kick in on Sunday – one for the north of Scotland for 24 hours from 12pm and another for most of London and some of south-east England covering 6pm on Sunday to 9am on Monday.
