Hundreds of flood warnings and alerts in place after most of country saw heavy snow or icy rainfall over weekend and consequent disruption

The weather warning is in place from midday today (January 4), until 11.59pm on Sunday, January 5, and covers large parts of the south-west including Bristol, Devon, Bath and North East Somerset, Gloucestershire, Swindon and Wiltshire.

Two amber weather warnings from the Met Office have been put in place in England and Wales, with 3cm to 7cm of snowfall predicted for much of the affected area, mixing with rain at times in lower-lying areas. The forecaster has also issued yellow warnings covering almost the entire country across the weekend.

Use the Mirror's tracker to find out when exactly it will snow in your area after the Met Office warned of more yet more wintry weather following a weekend of power cuts and travel disruption

Two amber warnings for snow and ice remain in place for parts of England, Scotland and Wales. While a new weather warning for rain has also been issued in Wales and southern England. Find out more here.

Snow and ice see commuters face disruption with Met Office warnings covering most of UK - The Met Office warned of heavy rain and possible flooding across UK following cold snap over the weekend

Snow, ice and rain to persist across UK with numerous weather warnings in place - Travel disruption is likely on Monday due to the adverse conditions, particularly heavy rain and thawing snow, the Met Office said.

Heavy snow sparks airport runway closures and motorway chaos across the country - Manchester and Liverpool John Lennon Airport both closed their runways on Sunday morning due to heavy snow