04/02/2013 BBC Weather

Hello. If you are hoping last week's mild weather was a start of

an early spring that was a false dawn, because very cold air is now

spreading south across the UK once again with more snow, disruptive

snow for some of us. An amber warning especially across parts of

northern England and Scotland where the snow showers over the next few

hours are falling. For some of us here gale force winds and blizzards

drifting with that snow, especially in Scotland. To the south some rain,

sleet and hill snow showers which means by the morning with

temperatures close to freezing widespread ice. The showers are

coming through in bands, some of us get a lot of snow and some of us

hardly any. Through parts of South Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and

Derbyshire and tricky in the morning, that's why the warning is

in place. Across central and western parts of Scotland we see a

lot of upland snow drifting in that wind but lower levels some snow

causing problems and another area of snow pushing south across

Scotland during the morning. Icy in Northern Ireland. Snow showers

leaving a covering overnight and in Wales a few centimetres here and

there, especially to the hills in the south.

And very stormy winds for a time in the far south-west corner. And

again later tomorrow, gusts of 70mph are possible. South-east

England and East Anglia, a dry, bright start T will feel colder

than this morning, though. If you are travelling the snow doesn't

disrupt the travel, the wind might. Keep in touch with local radio

station, breakfast programmes tomorrow will be a must-listen.

While it's not raining and snowing everywhere, bright weather will be

around too tomorrow. Bands of wet weather moving south, this sleet

and snow working across southern areas and will leave a light

covering to hills, not much settling, though, in the south-east

once it gets in the afternoon and elsewhere we see more rain and

sleet and hill snow rather than all snow into the afternoon. But it's

going to feel bitter in the strong to gale force winds, again stormy

in the far south-west. That has an impact on the feel of the weather.

Feeling colder than this. Across southern areas that's a big change

compared with today. As this low pressure pulls away on Tuesday we

could see strong winds for a time in the south-east and look at this,

by Wednesday, all the way down from the Arctic it will feel bitter but