The Latest Breaking News from Met Office

Edinburgh is set to be battered by gale force winds, the Met Office forecasts. This comes after a yellow weather warning was issued to the Highlands and Orkney this week.

The Met Office warns that unsettled weather could arrive on Sunday as a freezing cold jet stream heads over northern Scotland.

The Arctic blast will hit the UK next week and will blanket large parts of the country in snow amid freezing February temperatures with the Met Office warning of wintry showers

Edinburgh residents can expect blustery winds today as a yellow weather warning has been issued to parts of Scotland - here's when you can expect sunshine in the city.

Cold Weather discounts are paid out by the Government during times of freezing weather - they equate to £25 per week, and with the Met Office warning of snow, you could be due a one-off payment

This week weather forecasters have been predicting snow for the city which was set to fall on Monday (January 31) bringing a cold end to the first month of 2022. However now there is a new update and a weather warning in place for parts of Scotland.

Public transport services and and roads are expected to be impacted in the north of Scotland due to the conditions.

An 'Arctic blast' could send temperatures plunging towards the end of January.

Weather conditions will become ‘unsettled nationwide’ at the end of January

Warnings of icy conditions are in place at the start of the week from Monday with a deep freeze expected across England and Wales

Brits could be in for shivering nights towards the end of January and early February as the Met Office issues snow and ice warnings. Here's when you can expect snow in the UK and in which parts