On April 24, maps and charts - based on advanced modelling and published on WX Charts - show a wintry shift developing.

Flurries of the white stuff could sweep the country, with weather maps and charts showing temperatures plunging.

The UK is set to be hit by heavy snow in several areas as a new weather chart predicts the mercury will drop to 0C and bring ...

By 12pm on Friday, April 17, large parts of England are set to be blanketed by snow, including much of the Midlands, the north, the east and south east of England, along with Wales. A maximum of 6cm ...

Sunday won’t be as sweltering (by Spring standards). The Barnstaple, Yeovil and Swansea areas will be hotspots as the weekend ...

The mini-heatwave currently bringing balmy temperatures to the UK looks set to end in a few days' time as weather maps ...

The Met Office has issued a yellow rain warning for parts of England and Wales with up to 75mm (three inches) of rain ...

The calm, sunny and dry weather we have been enjoying will be replaced by something much more typical in the week leading up ...

Dry with clear spells in the east, and a frost in sheltered spots. Cloudier further west with a few showers at times over the Pennines, possibly merging into longer spells of locally heavy rain ...

A yellow weather warning for ice has been issued across parts of the UK on Thursday. Forecasters said the East Midlands, North East England, North West England and Yorkshire and Humber will be ...

Snow is expected over parts of England and Scotland within the next ... The showers are likely to be most frequent in the north and east with some snow over hills. Temperatures are expected ...

Temperatures this week are set to stay in the mid to high teens, said the Met Office, with 20C forecast for Thursday.