The UK is bracing for a 'messy mix' of snow, ice, and rain as a cold front sweeps across the country. The Met Office has issued warnings for swathes of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with temperatures set to plummet to -5°C in some areas.
In England, the Met Office has issued yellow warnings for snow and ice in the north and west of the country, with warnings in place for parts of the Midlands, the North East, and the North West. The warning, which is in place until 10am on Friday, advises of potential travel disruptions and hazardous roads.
In Scotland, a yellow warning for snow and ice is in place until 10am on Friday, covering the Highlands, the Scottish Borders, and parts of the central lowlands. The Met Office advises of potential travel disruptions and hazardous roads.
In Wales, a yellow warning for snow and ice is in place until 10am on Friday, covering the north and west of the country. The Met Office advises of potential travel disruptions and hazardous roads.
In Northern Ireland, a yellow warning for snow and ice is in place until 10am on Friday, covering the north and west of the country. The Met Office advises of potential travel disruptions and hazardous roads.
The Met Office is advising people to plan their journeys in advance, check the latest weather forecast, and consider alternative routes. It is also advising people to be aware of the risk of black ice on roads and to slow down when driving.