Met Office

Met Office issues yellow ice warnings for areas across the United Kindom.

Snow alerts are in place for most parts of the UK with ice forecast for London.

Temperatures set to drop to -9C as mild winter conditions gives way to arctic blast.

The UK can expect a sudden blast of cold weather in January after one of the mildest Decembers in history.

The Aberdeen council has warned of 'an escalating emergency'.

The rest of the first working week of January will bring more showers before the weather finally clears up.

Festive month has been registered as the mildest December and the wettest month ever recorded in the UK.

South-east England has been put on alert as rain is expected to hit many parts of the country on Monday.

A number of flood warnings remain in place on New Year's Eve, with more rainfall expected in the days ahead.

The Met Office have issued 51 flood warnings, nine of which are severe, across the UK.

500 troops have been brought in to deal with the 'unprecedented' flooding in northern England.

Met Office predicts more stormy weather in midweek as rescue efforts in Lancashire and Yorkshire continue.

Damage across North of England as Storm Eva continues to wreak havoc.

More than 30 severe flood warnings in place for Lancashire and Yorkshire.

More than 70 flood warnings are in place across England and Wales.

With temperatures set to rise as high as 17C, beer gardens, rooftop bars and city farms are on the agenda for Christmas.

Predictions of the 'coldest winter in 50 years' have been quashed as the UK prepares for warmest Christmas day.

Next year is likely to beat 2014 and 2015 as the hottest years on the record globally.

This month has marked the fourth-warmest December start on record, with highs of 16C in the south.

A Saharna dust cloud is expected to cover London and parts of southern and eastern England.

Southern parts of the country could see temperatures as high as 16C this week as forecast remains mild.

A blanket of fog over London has caused travel chaos as visibility conditions are reduced to 'moderate'.

A north-south divide in weather will see temperatures plummet to -10C above the Midlands.

Forecasters are predicting more unsettled weather across the country in the run up to Christmas.

UK government has set up a fund for families and businesses that have been affected by the flooding.

More rainfall is due to hit Cumbria but is unlikely to cause further intense flooding.

Teens' behaviour condemned as army deployed to assist with flood rescue efforts.

Storm Desmond has left thousands of homes without electricity and prompted mass evacuations across the UK.

Hundreds of properties in north Yorkshire and Wales have been without power because of gale-force winds.

Britain will be battered by 70mph winds as Storm Clodagh arrives on Sunday.