A fierce Arctic blast will sweep across Britain this weekend bringing more snow and freezing temperatures, forecasters say.
A Level 3, or severe weather warning, has been issued across the North and West of England lasting until next Thursday.
Sky weather producer Rebecca Yussuf says today's wind chill will "make it feel sub-zero in many places".
"Most places will have a cold and frosty start to Saturday, with icy stretches on untreated surfaces," she said.
"Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic will see frequent, blustery sleet and snow showers through the morning.
"The heaviest snowfalls are expected across northern Scotland, where fresh accumulations are likely.
"Further south, it will be largely dry, but west Wales, south-west England and East Anglia will see a few wintry showers develop. Any snow that falls there is likely to be only temporary and melt quickly."
Yussuf added: "It will be cold everywhere, with temperatures peaking between 4C and 7C, but the wind chill will make it feel sub-zero in many places."
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Gallery: UK Freezes As More Snow Sweeps In
Britain's winter has brought a thick covering of snow and dangerous driving conditions to parts of the country. Here snow covers graves at St Joseph's Church in west Belfast
A horse stands against in a snow-covered field in Belfast
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