According to the latest Ventusky weather map, temperatures in Scotland will drop below freezing with yellow warnings also issued for parts of northern England

Forecasters have forecast flurries of snow across Sunday, November 17, as well as Monday November 18 and into Tuesday November 19.

A ccording to the latest Ventusky weather map, temperatures in Scotland will drop below freezing with yellow warnings also issued for parts of northern England.

'A notable early winter cold spell will arrive across the north from Sunday and will likely reach all parts of the UK by midweek'

The Met Office has issued a yellow alert for snow across parts of northern England and Scotland, with up to 20cm possible on Monday and Tuesday

The Met Office has forecast flurries between Sunday November 17 and Tuesday November 19

The Met Office issued a yellow weather alert and 42-hour weather warning with flurries of snow forecast between Sunday November 17 and Tuesday November 19 with up to 20cm forecast in some parts

Forecasters have issued snow warnings for the UK, with England in the grip of yellow weather alerts as we head into Sunday (November 17).

Forecasters have triggered yellow weather warnings for snow impacting swathes of the country on Sunday (November 17).

Even chillier weather is on the way

A UK weather forecaster has shared the date they believe the country could be blanketed in snow, and it comes ahead of a long-awaited nationwide drop in temperatures

Clare Nasir, from the Met Office, appeared on Sky News today where she delivered the latest on the prospect of snowfall.

Many parts of the UK can expect flurries of the white stuff on November 17, as well as Monday November 18 and into Tuesday November 19, the forecaster has warned

Madden, from Exacta Weather, explained how the UK will experience a "heightened risk" of snow from Monday (November 18) to Wednesday (November 20).

Snow is being forecast for tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday

Temperatures are about to plummet and it could bring disruptive snow for some

Simon King, lead weather presenter at the BBC, said the Pennines could expect as much as 20cm of the white stuff as the Met Office issues yellow weather warnings for the week.

Cold weather is expected over the next few days