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The Met Office alludes to temperatures remaining relatively low in its long-range forecast while other forecasters - such as those at Metdesk - suggest this will lead to more snowfall

Forecasters at the Met Office say Monday will bring grey cloud and drizzle for Brits but the weather could take a drastic turn amidst warnings of a rare phenomena bringing 5 inches of snow

Weather maps show rain moving into Britain from Europe as most of the country is set to experience downpours and cloudy skies on Sunday. Temperatures will feel cold, forecasters say

Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) can cause a significant drop in temperatures - with WXCharts forecasting up to five inches of snow and lows of -2C in a rare weather phenomenon

Snow is being tipped to fall across the UK next week thanks to a rare weather event high up in the atmosphere, which is expected to send temperatures plummeting

Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden said sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) is under way, possibly "bringing more meaningful cold and snow from March".

Weather forecast maps show snow heading towards the UK thanks to a blast of cold air from a new high pressure system, with some areas seeing more than 5cm fall per hour

The UK is set to be hit by a huge wall of rain and snow as the latest weather maps have turned rainbow-coloured, with areas from Inverness to Plymouth set to be affected

A 'snake' shaped storm can be seen curled across the British Isles in coming days amidst warnings of a possible Sudden Straospheric Warming which could bring an onslaught of snow and freezing temperatures

The UK is set for a return to frosty conditions next week after the current mild spell with temperatures plummeting and snow to fall in some areas - which could be four inches deep

The Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) - which is said to happen once in every 250 years - is currently increasing temperatures high in the stratosphere, creating knock-on effect of cold weather on the ground

March is set to become another wet month, following the rainy February, as downpours will batter most of the UK throughout the weekend - and it'll be particularly windy

Despite Brits' love of white Christmases, a forecaster has revealed it is more likely to be a snowy Easter than during the festive period - with even more rain on its way

Next weekend will be a cold and wet one for the whole of the UK as a 450-mile rain bomb hits the country, from England to Scotland, bringing freezing temperatures and wind

Dozens of flood warnings and alerts are in place after huge rainfall this morning which has caused rivers to burst their banks amid fears for homes and businesses across the UK

More snow and rain is set to hit UK, with weather maps revealing exactly where its about to arrive. It comes as England and Wales had their respective warmest Februarys on record

The worst of the wintry weather is expected in the Scottish Highlands on March 5, 6, and 16 while other parts of Scotland could also be affected

Britain is set to see possible highs of 15C in the south this week after subzero overnight cold snaps and persistent rain - after a record-breaking mild February

Temperatures are set to drop to -4C in some places as millions of people start their working weeks with freezing fog after clear skies overnight, dropping the mercury

Temperatures are set to plummet further - despite the mercury hitting -3C on Saturday in Capel Curig, Conwy - and the Met Office says Wales will be also among the coldest places on Monday

The Blue Lagoon, a world-famous tourist destination, lies on the highly active Reykjanes Peninsula which has seen a spike in seismic activity recently leading to fears of another volcanic eruption in Iceland

The country is set to start a shivering start to today as temperatures dropped overnight in many areas thanks to a patch of polar air moving south from Iceland

The Met Office says conditions on the roads will be dangerous in parts of the Midlands and South West England as snow is expected through until 10am in some places

The Met Office is forecasting a bitterly cold weekend where temperatures could drop to as low as -7C in some parts, while weather maps show snow falling up and down the country

Snow is expected to last throughout the weekend, according to new weather maps, with one forecaster warning that a 'major' wintry weather event will last for 48 hours