17/01/2013 BBC Weather

Most of the UK is covered by warnings of one colour or another.

Up to two inches of snow. In the Amber warning areas, 10 inches and

more over the hills. Parts of South Wales, 20-30 centimetres. The

weather pushing up from the south- west. The rain will turn to snow.

This double south-west England, then Wales and the Northern Ireland.

Light pockets of snow ahead of it. Already cold and frosty. Things

won't improve as we head into the rush hour tomorrow morning. Across

Cornwall there could be more rain and snow. But there the rest of the

South West, more snow to come. As we head to the Valleys, we had the

red warning. Some places could be cut off by the end of the day. The

wind pushing the snow north across Wales. Early in the day, the snow

is mostly in the south. Not too much fresh snow falling across

Scotland but the wind will introduce showers off the North Sea.

A frosty start across northern England at the recent snow falls.

Snow falling in East Anglia. At 8 am, most places still dry. It you

are travelling from the West through the snow, it will be tricky

as the snow works its way to the London area. Also developing across

East Anglia and the Midlands. Snow to come in Wales and Northern

Ireland. Further north, frequent snow showers coming into 0 East

England and eastern Scotland. Very few places escaping. The snow and

showers will continue during tomorrow night and into Saturday.

Particularly for the North. Could see a lot of snow across eastern

parts of Northern Ireland. And the north-eastern England where the

winds are stronger. Lighter showers to the south. It will remain cold