The Met Office has warned that snow, sleet and rain could bring disruption to parts of the UK during Monday evening overnight into Tuesday morning.

Outbreaks of rain spreading west during the afternoon will turn to sleet and wet snow at times. Snowfall is expected to affect higher ground, especially over 200m, with several centimetres possible. The highest peaks of the Sperrins and Mournes could get between 5-10cm of snow,

Drivers have been urged to be particularly cautious in the coming days, with the Met Office predicting travel chaos caused by snowy and icy conditions

Patches of snowfall could be seen on higher ground in Scotland on Monday morning, after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice from 4pm on Sunday.

The Met Office has issued the yellow weather warning for snow and ice and have urged residents and commuters to take caution.

Snowfall is possible this evening and overnight, alongside poor visibility and difficult travelling conditions