Recently released weather maps suggest areas of Britain will see 36 hours of continuous snow at the end of January.

A fresh blitz of wintry weather could see temperatures plummet and regions covered in snow before the end of the month.

Maps are turning a deep blue to indicate five inches of snow hitting Scotland and temperatures dipping to below freezing.

The last week of January looks set to bring a wall of snow with up to six inches of the white stuff set to fall.

HEAVY fog is blanketing Britain – with the Met Office warning of travel chaos. Flight delays or cancellations are expected ...

Additionally, maps forecast widespread snowfall, with up to 14 centimetres anticipated in northern England. The latter part ...

Advanced weather modelling maps show a 'Beast from the East' weather system could soon bring yet more snow to the UK, ...

As Brits recover from a bitter Arctic blast that brought temperatures as low as -18C, forecasters have warned that another ...

The snow is expected to hit parts of central Scotland from January 26, gradually covering most of the country before moving ...

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WX Charts maps and charts, which are compiled using data from the Met Desk, warns a wintry shift could emerge in the country ...

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