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As temperatures drop and snow falls across the UK this week, a dog expert is warning owners what habits to follow and avoid when taking pets out in the icy conditions

Brits have been warned to brace themselves for more snow as the Met Office has revealed there is a risk of wintry showers in the South West on Tuesday and potentially in the North East

Tuesday's weather is expected to bring freezing conditions as temperatures struggle to rise above 1C, with motorists warned early morning roads may be slippery or icy

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for ice across southern England and South Wales, which will last until 3am on Tuesday - after snow blanketed parts of the UK today

Touring flooded homes in Loughborough afflicted by Storm Henk Labour leader Keir Starmer slammed the Government's response to the disaster which he says wasn't fast enough

Conditions will drop as low as -8°C by the end of the day as the Met Office issued yellow warnings for ice that are in place until tomorrow

A yellow weather warning for ice was issued by the Met Office across southern England and South Wales, which will last from 3pm today to 3am on Tuesday

Forecaster at the Met Office have issued a 12-hour yellow weather warning across the South of England and Wales for potential ice and snow with temperatures to peak at just 3C

Following on from the chaos of Storm Henk, authorities have warned Brits to be prepared for dangerously cold temperatures, icy roads and the possibility of snow - even in the capital

The Met Office and UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued an amber cold health alert for several regions, which remains in place until Friday, as temperatures are expected to drop

William Bradley, 87, was only wearing a body warmer top and tracksuit bottoms when he was last seen heading out into Maghera, Co Derry this evening, as the mercury tipped towards freezing point in Northern Ireland

The amber health alert, which covers the North West, West and East Midlands, and South West England, has been issued as cold weather increases the risks of heart attacks, strokes and chest infections

The recent bout of heavy winds and rain 9is set to be replaced by snow and ice as temperatures are set to plummet for large parts of the country, with wintry conditions on its way

The Met Office has warned Brits colder conditions are likely in the next few days, as temperatures drop and the south of England experiences brisk easterly winds

Several villages remain flooded following Storm Henk which brought strong winds and heavy rain across much of the country with icy conditions expected over the coming days

According to The Met Office, there is potential for "widespread snow" in the UK towards the end of January, with the weather being colder than usual for the time of year

Maps show a 200-mile 'snow and ice bomb' is set to strike parts of the UK from January 15, with temperatures set to plummet to -6C and up to seven inches of snow to fall

Over the weekend, an area of high pressure will establish itself over the country, causing a colder but drier and more settled period, according to the UK's national forecaster

East London, Nottinghamshire and Gloucestershire are among the worst affected areas after 2024 kicked off with heavy rain and hundreds of flood alerts as an after-effect of Storm Henk

New weather maps have revealed what parts of the UK will endure the coldest tempertures from Sunday. It comes as forecasters warn that tempertures will be below average

A cold weather alert has been issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) warning of possible “significant impacts” to the population overt the weekend

Britain is set to freeze this weekend, with a cold weather alert in force across England, but there is another Arctic blast to come later in the month according to the latest weather maps

The Met Office forecasts daytime temperatures to tumble significantly by the weekend and, after several days of rain recently amid Storm Henk, frost is expected in the mornings

Prof Hannah Cloke, of the University of Reading, has given key advice on what people should do in floods as the country is facing yet more rain with Met Office warnings in place

As the UK continues to be battered by severe weather, driving experts have issued advice on how to stay safe on the roads - and why you should always have a potato in your car