When and where UK will be hit by snow and winds after Met Office issue weather warning - The majority of the UK will be facing at least one weather warning in the days to come

Storm Bert is heading to the UK bringing with it strong winds, heavy rain, snow and a slew of weather warnings

Parts of the UK could see snow over the weekend as temperatures start to plummet. The latest Met Office forecast predicts that parts of Scotland and northern England could see flurries of the white stuff as cold Arctic air moves in from the north.

Storm Bert has brought heavy snowfall, rain and strong winds as it sweeps through parts of the UK, causing widespread disruption. Snow has fallen across Scotland and parts of northern and central England,

Storm Bert is battering the country with strong winds, heavy rain and snow and ice with amber warnings coming into force bringing a "potential risk to life and property".

The Met Office has warned Brits to prepare for a weekend of rain, wind and snow as Storm Bert sweeps the country. Weather warnings are in place every day until Sunday – including seven on Saturday – as the country braces for more wintry weather after temperatures plummeted earlier in the week.

Weather warnings are in place across the island of Ireland until later on Saturday morning.

The Met Office has issued snow, ice, wind and rain warnings across the UK and said the low pressure system would be a 'multi-hazard event' following a cold snap. An amber alert for heavy snow and ice will be in force on Saturday from 7am until 5pm.

Wales is set for some heavy rain and strong winds this weekend, with a weather warning in place across the country. The warning will be in place between from 6am on Saturday and 6am on Sunday in Wales,