People across the UK will wake up to a frosty start today (Monday, March 2) as icy patches could cause traffic chaos and injury.
The latest cold snap comes in the aftermath of Storm Jorge which was the third named storm over the last three consecutive weekends.
And residents up and down the country are now feeling the impact of the extreme weather fronts, with more than 3,300 properties in England flooded, reports the Mirror.
Some 15 rivers in the Midlands, Yorkshire and Lancashire recorded their highest levels on record - and the Environment Agency warned the country needs to brace itself for 'more frequent periods of extreme weather like this' because of climate change.
Today's yellow ice warning, which spans most of the west of England and Ireland, is in place until 10am.
The alerts reads: "Some injuries from slips and falls on icy surfaces.
Check the weather forecast near you:
"Probably some icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths."
Rain is expected in the southeast of England, however this should clear as the day continues.
In Bristol
In Bristol residents will wake to a dry and bright start. Sunny spells are expected throughout the day.
The mercury will peak at 8C but the feels like temperature will be a lot cooler hovering around 3C.
It will still be pretty breezy, with wind speeds climbing to 30 mph.
UK weather forecast
Monday:
Rain in the southeast clearing then another day of sunshine and showers for many, these wintry over higher ground in the west. Eastern parts seeing the best shelter again.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
Remaining rather cold with sunny spells and showers by day, along with night frosts. Chance of more persistent rain, hill snow and strong winds affecting southern parts later.
