24/01/2013 BBC Weather

Hello again. It seems this snowy weather has been bringing out your

creative side judging by your photos at the weather Centre. This

pair were spotted but we've had polar bears, Easter Island statues

and my personal favourite, a dialect. We're going to the down

side to the heavy weather. Heavy snow in eastern England and

Scotland through the day, likely to cause some travel disruption.

Tonight ice is the main hazard once again. Minus nine in parts of mid-

Wales. In England, a similar low temperatures under clear skies.

Snow in western Scotland later in the night but rain will be pushing

into the far south-west of England, so rising temperatures and a wet

start across Cornwall. Slightly higher in south-west England and

South Wales but you don't have to go too far further eastwards to

meet that frost. Low temperatures, and an icy start. Five degrees and

rain in Northern Ireland, so a change of truly under way here.

Across Scotland, the rain will meet the colder and turn to snow.

Certainly over high ground and down to lower levels at times. The

Highlands, affected, and the Southern Uplands as we go through

into the afternoon. Rain further west but slow progress, which means

for much of Wales, the Midlands, the rest of England, it will be dry

but it will feel cold as the wind picks up. It will feel pretty cold

in the afternoon not helped by clear skies. Friday evening, the

snow marches on a force of the Pennines looking tricky for a time

and, at lower levels, East and parts of England, a good few

centimetres of snow potentially and it hangs around across East Anglia

and Kent, but clearer weather following behind and that's a start

to a big change this weekend. They're coming in from the Atlantic

pushing the cold air away into the near Continent. This is the sort of

thing we can expect. Temperatures, 10 degrees possibly this weekend in