Scotland weather: Met Office issues weather warning as 8 INCHES snow, plunging temperatures and freezing rain is set to bring chaos this weekend

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It has issued an orange alert for the entirety of Ireland, warning of wind gusts up to 80mph and persistent and heavy rain. Power cuts may also occur and other services, such as mobile phones, may be affected.

How do you find out when yellow weather warnings are in place? Flood alerts flooding is possible are in place for the south Devon coast from Start Point to Dawlish Warren, the Severn Estuary at Severn Beach and the Somerset Coast at Porlock Weir.

Met office issues severe weather warning for 'rare snow and ice' in Hull

Here are the latest alerts. The has issued a red alert for and ice - which stretches from north of Cardiff to south of Exeter - which is in place from 3pm on Thursday to 2am on Friday. The snow will be accompanied by very strong easterly winds leading to severe drifting. Some roads are likely to become blocked by deep snow, stranding vehicles and passengers. Around 10-20 cm is likely to fall widely, with the potential for up to met office weather warnings snow to 50 cm over parts of Dartmoor, Exmoor and parts of southeast Wales. The snow will be accompanied by very strong easterly winds leading to blizzards and considerable drifting. Long delays and cancellations of public transport seem very likely. Snow amounts over upland areas have also been increased. Drive to the conditions, or if you can, stay at home. The Welsh Office has warned people in Cardiff, parts of Glamorgan, the Valleys, Newport and Monmouthshire, where the red weather warning applies, to heed the advice of the Met Office. Please take care and follow metoffice for updates. A flood warning — meaning flooding is expected and immediate action is required — currently is in place for Swanage in Dorset, where temporary flood defences have been deployed. Flood alerts flooding is possible are in place for the south Devon coast from Start Point to Dawlish Warren, the Severn Estuary at Severn Beach and the Somerset Coast at Porlock Weir. Even if you are in the Amber or Yellow areas, consider if your journey is necessary, and take provisions in case you get stranded. Affected areas suffering from heavy snow were Dublin, Kildare, Louth, Wicklow and Meath. A red alert for snow was also issued in Scotland. The warning is in effect for central, Tayside and Fife, along with southwest Scotland, the Lothian Borders and Strathclyde. Forecasters predict the snow and freezing temperatures will not be letting up any time soon, prompting the Met Office to extend some of its weather warnings.

At lower levels there will be up to 5cm of snow in parts of Scotland and northern England. Map of ice alert on Monday 3 December 2019 Source: Met Office forecast a north-south split throughout Monday. There is a slight chance that roads may become blocked by deep snow, with stranded vehicles and passengers. Will we get sights like this over the weekend? The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for ice and snow for large parts of Scotland and the north right the way through to Sunday. Major airports including Manchester, London Gatwick and Heathrow told passengers that cancellations loomed, while Glasgow Airport announced it was closed until 3pm Rail services have also been mired by delays with Paddington Station announcing it will be closed from 8am due to severe weather conditions, halting Heathrow Express services. Forecasters have issued a rare red weather alert, warning that extreme snow and wind which could pose a risk to lives is heading to parts of Wales and south-west England. Met Office warnings have been issued nationwide, with Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday bringing 10 cm of snow in some areas — and they say that it will be cold enough that it could snow anywhere.