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Bitter weather conditions are expected early this week but it should clear in time for the St Patrick's Day parades

Glasgow has largely avoided the worst of the snow, despite frosty temperatures, but the Met Office yellow weather warning remains in place with snowfall with the potential to cause disruption into Sunday.

See full UK weather maps as the Met Office forecast offers some termporary reprieve for chilled-to-the-bone Brits today before the milder temperatures give way to more snow next week, -16C lows, the threat of floods and more icy chaos

Temperatures plunged to as low as minus 15.7C in Altnaharra, northern Scotland, yesterday (Saturday)

Temperatures plunged to as low as minus 15.7C in Altnaharra, northern Scotland, on Saturday.

Temperatures are set to fall to -15C in northern Scotland on Friday night, but forecasters say the heaviest snow is now over. The Environment Agency posted over 50 flood alerts today

The cold snap remains in Edinburgh with the Met Office issuing another yellow weather warning for the weekend as low temperatures bring a risk of snow and ice to the capital.

There was a 20 degree difference in minimum temperatures across the UK on Friday night.

Worst snowfall is over for England as warmer air extends across UK from south-west, bringing cloud and rain

TEMPERATURES plunged to as low as minus 15.2C in the Scotland on Friday night as heavy snow brought treacherous conditions across parts of the…

The weather experts say that further snowfall and icy conditions have the potential to cause chaos Saturday evening into Sunday