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Lydia Stephens

How cold the Met Office says it will be where you live as a yellow weather warning for snow in Scotland is issued

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow in some parts of the UK this week. The weather agency says Scotland could see some snow showers on Wednesday as temperatures begin to drop.

North Scotland could see 2-5cm of snow on the lower levels, with 5-10cm above 200 metres. Some drifting and blizzard conditions could be seen with the strong northerly winds.

But temperatures are expected to drop across the UK, including Wales. The Met Office weather forecast for Wales over the next few days says: "On Monday, generally cloudy skies during the morning with a few light showers. The cloud may break at times during the afternoon, allowing some brief sunny intervals. Feeling somewhat less cold. Maximum temperature 8 °C.

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