The UK experienced sub-zero temperatures on Monday with Scotland experiencing heavy snow and travel disruption

An amber warning for snow is in force until 2pm on Sunday with heavy snowfall expected. The warning affects areas some areas north of Glasgow and stretches up to the Aberdeen area. Other yellow warnings are in force throughout the majority of the country, with wind warnings reaching as far as the Orkney and Shetland Isles.

A 'Beast from the East' storm could be just days away from sweeping across the UK, with weather forecast maps showing snow will hit major cities including London

AMBER weather warnings are in place in parts of Scotland, forecasting ‘heavy snow’ and travel disruption – while yellow warnings for ice cover much of the UK. Schools in

Winter is far from over as a snow wall is expected to take over the country in coming week, here's exactly when.

A rare and potentially dangerous weather phenomenon is expected this weekend as forecast maps show more snow and ice is to come following Met Office warnings

SCOTS should be braced for a chilly start to the New Year with snow and a brutal ‘-15C’ cold snap on the way. Soggy weather is set to wash out the final moments of 2025 with plenty of

UK weather maps suggest snow could fall as far south as Essex and Cambridge on January 22, as changeable winter conditions continue to affect large parts of the country.

They have also been issued for extreme heat, like during the summer of 2022, when the UK saw temperatures over 40C. The last time a red weather warning was issued was during Storm Eowyn on 24 January 2025. The warning covered all of Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland, including Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Hundreds of schools remain closed in the north of Scotland for the fifth day as snow and icy conditions continue. Scotland has avoided Storm Goretti but down south a rare red weather warning was issued by the Met Office for “dangerous and stormy” winds in south-west England, with 99mph winds recorded on the Isles of Scilly.