UK weather: -4 brings 'severe' frost, heavy snow and travel chaos across UK after -10C overnight frost

A cold of -4 will bring “severe” frost, heavy snow and travel chaos across the UK after a -10C overnight frost.

Today everyone will be cold and frosty Arctic a cold plunge pushes south.

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Rain, sleet and snow the north is wet, there is ice on the roads.

Northern Scotland According to forecasters, about 20 cm of snow may fall.

Elsewhere, it will be dry and sunny – even if the mercury drops below freezing.

People in London and home counties will wake up from a chilly -4C, and much of the country will warm up a bit.

A yellow warning for snow and ice will be in place for the north of Scotland Wales and northwest all day.

Drivers be prepared for delays and the possibility of being on snowy roads.

The cold snap could also cut off rural areas and cause misery for air and rail passengers.

Power outages can disrupt other services, including mobile communications.

When you're out on foot in the winter cold, watch out for slippery ice on the sidewalk.

A yellow warning for snowmobiles and ice will also be in effect Northern Ireland until 11 am.

The Metaburo also published several warnings for tomorrow and Thursday before a cold front finally sets in on Friday.