In a new update forecasters said that the weather was turning very chilly - and added that people should watch out for ‘warnings around snow’. The Met Office said after a spell of persistent heavy rain, high pressure will settle the weather across the UK, bringing widespread cold conditions and some wintry hazards.

Maps show a 521-mile stretch of snow from John O’ Groats to Stoke-on-Trent. At 6am, large parts of England will see rainfall with snowfall mainly sticking to Scotland. By 12 noon, the maps show that patches of snow could be seen in other parts of England.

A team of University of Bristol experts are poised to join the 30th United Nations Conference of the Parties, better known as COP30, which starts this week in Brazil and will push forward global climate solutions.

Weather maps predict the first snow to fall around 6pm on Friday, November 14. Just a few centimetres are forecasted in northern Scotland, particularly around Inverness. However, the snow could ultimately reach as far south as northern England, according to British Weather Services' senior meteorologist, Jim Dale, reports the Mirror.

New weather maps forecast icy temperatures are on the way, with much of the UK set to wake up to widespread frost and sub-zero conditions later this month.

The Met Office has issued a 24-hour weather warning covering Bristol, Somerset and Gloucestershire. Parts of the region are being told to prepare for possible flooding, with heavy rainfall forecast.