The Met Office has updated the snow warning in place in the North East.
Snow is set to begin falling all around the UK and is expected to be heavy in some areas including Scotland.
Not everywhere will see snow but ice is expected to form as temperatures plummet to as low as -2°C.
The warning, which is in place from 6pm on Wednesday to 2pm on Thursday, has been updated to remove some areas of the North East.
The only parts of the region now affected are County Durham and Northumberland.
The warning states: "Showers of rain, sleet and snow will move south across parts of Scotland, north Wales and north England through Wednesday evening and into Thursday.
"Whilst not all areas will see these where they do fall ice is expected to form.
"The showers are also likely to fall as snow at times, mainly above 200 m but to some lower levels, particularly on Thursday morning over southern Scotland.
"Some accumulations of 1-3 cm are likely, again mainly over higher ground, but 5 cm or more is possible over parts of southern Scotland."
Here is an hour-by-hour forecast for the North East:
11am: 0°C / Feels like -4 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
12pm: 0°C / Feels like -4 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
1pm: 1°C / Feels like -3 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
2pm: 1°C / Feels like -3 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
3pm: 0°C / Feels like -3 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
4pm: -1°C / Feels like -4 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
5pm: -1°C / Feels like -6 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
6pm: -2°C / Feels like -6 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
7pm: -2°C / Feels like -7 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
8pm: -2°C / Feels like -7 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
9pm: -2°C / Feels like -6 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
10pm: -2°C / Feels like -6 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
11pm: -1°C / Feels like -6 °C / 5% chance of precipitation
