The UK experienced sub-zero temperatures on Monday with Scotland experiencing heavy snow and travel disruption

This is an in-depth Met Office UK Weather forecast for the next week and beyond. With Arctic air surrounding the UK, Atlantic-driven weather attempts a comeback this week. Not once, not twice but three times.

Additionally, some areas could see snowfall before December ends. The Met Office's forecast for Tuesday to Thursday suggests that conditions will become "colder later in the week with brisk northwesterly winds bringing increasingly wintry showers to the north".

Most of the UK is covered by weather warnings, leading to the risk of travel disruption, as the RAC warns that it expects Monday to be the worst day of the year for vehicle breakdowns.

Watch the Met Office video forecast, as brisk northwesterly winds are forecast to bring wintry showers to the north.

It looks like the UK won’t have much of a break from the Arctic weather as the latest weather maps suggest a massive 714-mile snow blizzard from Kirkwall to Hastings will arrive by the weekend. Spanning a massive 74 areas,

BBC Weather is forecasting snow for Wigan next week, as the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued an amber cold health alert for north west England. The BBC forecast for Wigan on January 4, 5 and 6 shows, “light snow and light winds”.

NEW Year’s Eve revellers have been told to brace for plummeting temperatures and snow – as the Met Office issues weather warnings. With temperatures falling to around -4C in parts, the UK Health