28/12/2017 BBC Weather

Good evening. Snow and ice have

already caused some issues this

week, and there is more to come. The

Met office has issued an amber

warning for snow, particularly

across parts of northern England

through the first part of tomorrow,

because things are turning very cold

at the moment, could get down to

minus 13 across the snow fields of

Scotland, and into that cold air we

bring wet weather, turning to snow

for a time across Wales in the

Midlands, then a good part of

northern England and southern

Scotland. A range of winter hazard

early tomorrow morning, rain, sleet

and snow for Northern Ireland, ice

in northern Scotland, but snow to

fairly low levels in land widely, a

few centimetres of snow, and across

the South Pennines up to 15

centimetres of snow over high

ground. A bit of snow into the

Midlands and Wales, and it will be

falling on cold surfaces, that could

give ice. A lot to start the day,

but things will slowly improved,

rain, sleet and snow slowly eases in

the north, brighter further south, a

windy day, gales and the far

south-west, where it will be mild,

colder further north. On Saturday,

wet weather sliding in across

northern areas, bringing snow across

Scotland, even to relatively low

levels, rain flirting with the far

south. In between, brighter weather,

temperatures in the south much

milder. Another windy day, we stick

with that theme for the last day of

the year, outbreaks of rain, sunny

spells, 6-12 degrees, and if you are

celebrating at midnight, clear

spells overhead, but one or two

showers into western areas. While

temperatures do not look bad on the

face of it, add in the