Sunday will be the coldest day in the next sequence, with some parts of Aberdeenshire braced for -2C chills and areas across the Scottish Highlands prepared for a -1C freeze

Manchester, Birmingham, Belfast, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Inverness could all see significant snowfalls next week according to new weather charts

The Met Office has issued several yellow weather warnings for snow and ice for this weekend and the start of next week. The agency has warned of up to 20cm of snow in northern England and southern Scotland with a warning covering the region from 10am on Monday to 10am on Tuesday.

According to the latest Ventusky weather map, temperatures in Scotland will drop below freezing with yellow warnings also issued for parts of northern England

Much of southern Scotland and north-east England, parts of Yorkshire, and parts of north-west England, including Lancashire and Cumbria are included in these warnings. But new weather maps from WXCHARTS show the areas which may not see any snow at all on Monday and Tuesday - the days the Met Office warnings are in place.

"Temperatures will drop as a northerly airflow develops, bringing in colder Arctic air. "This introduces the possibility of snow, initially over high ground in the north from Sund

Snow and ice warning issued for UK as cold snap sweeps country - Up to 20cm of snow is possible on higher ground on Monday and Tuesday, the Met Office says

UK weather maps have turned purple and white as a 720-mile Arctic blast prepares to hit the country with an onslaught of freezing conditions. WXCharts weather maps for November 21-22 indicate that conditions are set to plunge to below freezing bringing with it a substantial amount of snowfall and ice.