Met Workplace map exhibits all 69 areas going through snow

Swathes of the UK are nonetheless below climate warnings for ice and snow.

A woman walks in the snow in Aberdeenshire on January 06, 2026

Warnings for snow and ice apply to giant swathes of the UK (Picture: Getty)

A map from the Met Workplace exhibits 11 areas below a yellow warning for snow and ice. Individuals residing within the affected elements of the British Isles have been warned constructed up snow and ice may result in slips and falls in addition to delayed journeys.

The warning got here into pressure at 3pm on Monday and ends at 10am on Tuesday (February 17). There’s additionally a threat from icy patches on untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths, based on the Met Workplace. Rain, sleet and snow unfold southeastwards in a single day, with scattered, wintry showers forecast to maneuver in from the northwest into this morning.

A Met Office map shows where the warnings apply

The Met Workplace warning ends at 10am on Tuesday (Picture: Met Workplace)

The Met Workplace’s Chief Forecaster, Steve Willington, mentioned: “A cool pool of air dominates a lot of the UK for the beginning of this week, bringing with it blustery showers, winter hazards and the potential of some disruption at occasions.

“Initially, the snow threat is reserved for northern elements of Scotland with the very best accumulations – probably 5-8cm – over the very best floor, although a few centimetres are potential to low ranges at occasions.

“North and north-eastern elements of Scotland may even see more and more gusty winds Monday night and evening, with gusts of 50-60 mph potential on some uncovered coasts.”

Forecasters had warned that a lot of the UK would see temperatures fall under freezing in a single day on Monday, leaving “a chilly evening for all of us”.

The yellow climate warning for snow and ice covers a lot of Scotland. It was significantly chilly in Braemar, the place the mercury plunged under freezing to -5.3C.

Two additional warnings, each for ice, utilized to Northern Eire and a swathe of the UK, stretching by the north east of England to round Ipswich. All of the yellow warnings are set to final till 10am right now.