The Met Office has bought forward its weather warnings for snow after an arctic plume struck the UK earlier than expected, according to The Mirror.
Yellow warnings for snow across parts of northeast Scotland will now be in force from Sunday (March 5) evening, with the cold air then moving over the country and down to northern England and increasing chances of snow in southern regions from Wednesday onwards.
It comes as forecasters predict that the country could potentially see its coldest temperatures of the year so far tomorrow, with conditions remaining chilly throughout the week.
