Weather maps show snow striking counties across the south of England as the Met Office warns of more travel delays, power outages and potential injuries on icy patches. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow covering southern counties of England from 9am until midnight on Wednesday, which could prove disruptive.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for much of the South West, from 9am to 11.59pm, warning of potential power cuts and hazardous driving conditions that may leave some motorists stranded. Snow is predicted to arrive in Cornwall - amid very heavy rainfall - from around 1pm today (Wednesday, January 8).

The Met Office has forecast more snow to hit parts of southern England by noon today, with a yellow weather warning for snow in effect until 11.59pm. This alert spans most of Southwest England, Southeast England, and some areas of Greater London.

The Met Office has updated snow warnings across southern England as the country prepares for winter weather, including snow and ice.

Another weather warning for snow and ice has been issued for North Wales, as the freezing temperatures continue. The latest 9 hour yellow alert starts at 3am tomorrow (Thursday) and lasts until midday, covering Wrexham, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy, Gwynedd and Anglesey.

The Met Office has warned of a risk of power cuts and poor driving conditions which may leave some motorists stranded on the roads. The Exeter-based forecaster has issued a yellow weather warning across much of the South West, lasting from 9am to 11.59pm.

Yellow warnings for snow and ice remain in place after severe flooding and snow caused travel disruption and school closures across the UK. The Met Office said wintry weather is expected to bring icy roads and travel delays to much of west England,

The coldest nights of the year are expected this week as temperatures potentially reach -14C on Wednesday night and -16C on Thursday night, both in the North East of England and S