After days and weeks of gloomy skies and relentless rain for some, there has finally been a change to our weather in the United Kingdom.<\/p>\n
Arctic air across the UK means the weekend starts cold and frosty with some snow and ice, especially in northern parts.<\/p>\n
But, there will be lots of sunshine for most throughout Saturday.<\/p>\n
However, it will be temporary as rain with more snow and ice spreads overnight into Sunday.<\/p>\n
Further Met Office yellow warnings<\/a> for ice and snow have been issued across Scotland and northern England from 21:00 GMT to 10:00 on Sunday.<\/p>\n Rain will turn to snow temporarily to low levels to give a few centimetres before being more confined to higher gound where up to 15cm is possible.<\/p>\n Some ice is also possible so there could be some travel disruption on Sunday morning.<\/p>\n In response to the forecast Arctic blast, the UK’s Health Security Agency has also issued yellow health alerts, external<\/a> for the colder weather across northern England and the Midlands, which remain in effect until 08:00 Monday.<\/p>\n They warn that the weather is likely to have “minor impacts on health and social care services, including increased use of healthcare services and a greater risk to life of vulnerable people”.<\/p>\n