12 yellow warnings of snow have been put in place across most of the UK!
The Met Office has issued yellow warnings of heavy rain and snow for large parts of the country, meaning that residents should 'be aware'.
Commuters in parts of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland were warned that their morning commute to work could be disrupted by the wintry weather conditions.
However, there is good news ahead - with conditions expected to improve throughout tomorrow and milder weather predicted for the weekend.
12 yellow warnings of snow have been put in place across most of the UK - including London, the West Midlands, north-east England and Yorkshire & Humber.
Up to 2cm of snowfall could be seen in these places, while temperatures are expected to drop to just 4C thanks to the bitter Arctic wind.
Motorists are being warned to expect potentially treacherous driving conditions as wintry showers are expected to sweep across the country.
A slow-moving band of wet weather that could turn into snow is due to head towards the south east - and as far as London - through Wednesday, forecasters said.
