Snow could reach Bristol and parts of Somerset as temperatures are predicted to plummet to sub-zero levels across Britain next week.
A huge span of snow spanning from Scotland to the Westcountry could arrive on Tuesday, according to the latest weather graphics.
A new Arctic blast could see temperatures tumble to around -11 in some parts of the UK.
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Strong winds could coincide with five consecutive days of snow following disruption from Storm Arwen last weekend, which claimed the lives of three people.
New graphics from WX Charts, which provides international weather data, reveals a huge band of heavy rain is set to move in from the West on Monday morning.
By 9am, heavy snow is expected in Scotland and the North of England, with Manchester, Liverpool and Stoke all set for a dumping.
That will gradually move further east before a new weather front arrives on Tuesday, with heavy rain turning to snow come the evening.
The charts show snow will gradually increase, arriving in parts of east Wales, Bristol, North East Somerset and and the West Midlands by 9pm.
Wintry showers are also predicted in West Somerset from around 6pm.
What do the charts show
What does the Met Office say?
5-day UK weather forecast
Today: Rain clearing eastwards, then most parts seeing a mixture of sunny spells and blustery showers. The showers heaviest and most frequent in the north and west, whilst more persistent rain and hill snow affects northern parts. Cold and windy.
Tonight: Clear spells and showers, these mostly in areas exposed to the northwest. More persistent rain and hill snow affecting some eastern parts. Remaining windy, but frosty in sheltered spots.
Sunday: Further showery rain across some eastern areas, perhaps edging into central parts but dying out. Sunniest across western parts as showers die out. Winds easing but staying cold.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Band of rain moving east Monday, preceded by snow, mainly on hills. Wet and increasingly windy Tuesday, with coastal gales in the west. Staying windy with blustery showers on Wednesday.
