Snow is one of the most difficult types of weather to forecast which is why there are differing forecasts for this weekend

Heavy snow is expected to hit Wales this weekend, with a yellow warning in place. Snowfall of up to 30cm (12in) is forecast for some areas, with about 5cm (2in) expected more widely. A Wales-wide warning for snow is in place between 12:00 GMT on Saturday and 09:00 on Monday.

The Met Office has updated its yellow weather warning in Hampshire and is now warning of snow and ice this weekend. Initially, the Met Office was warning only of snow in parts of Hampshire but have now updated the yellow warning to say that ice is also likely to be present.

It seems 2025 will be off to a snowy start as experts say the majority of UK will see snowfall over the first weekend of January. The Met Office has issued a three-day snow warning as colder arctic air spreads across the UK,

The UK is set to see a blanket of snow this weekend as temperatures begin to plummet. The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings covering nearly all of England and Wales and parts of Scotland for Saturday,

A three-day snow warning has been issued for almost all of England and Wales and parts of Scotland this weekend as the Met Office has warned rural communities could be cut off. Schools could potentially be closed and there is a chance of power cuts and road closures as well as delays and cancellations to flights and trains,