18/01/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. There is more snow in the forecast and some big changes

as well. Let's look back at what happened today. We got the heavy

snow earlier on in South Wales. Very heavy snow around Bristol and

into the Cotswolds. This evening there has been heady snow in

Northern Ireland. The snow has been pivoting northwards. It has turned

colder in Northern Ireland and frequent snow showers are going

into eastern Scotland. A change of emphasis overnight. The heavy snow

is more likely to be a cause more northern parts of the UK and we

have amber warnings from the Met Office. More snow for Northern

Ireland and frequent snow showers for Eastern Scotland and the North

of England. Elsewhere, we will see some further, light snow. Ice is

widespread. It will continue into the weekend. Saturday morning looks

like this. Still some quite heavy snow showers in Scotland. It should

have left Northern Ireland by the morning. Elsewhere across England

and Wales it is a very wintry mix. There will be like snow showers, a

covering of a centimetre or two is possible everywhere, falling on to

the frozen ground. As we head through Saturday, the showers in

the north-east of Scotland are easing down. There will be further

light showers elsewhere. Snow flurries into the afternoon. It

will be a cold, dark, winter's day. Given the wind, it will feel much

colder. On Sunday we are looking at the South, this area of low

pressure bringing some snow from France. That will be pushing into

the south-east of England by Sunday morning, heading up possibly into