Snow and pockets of ice swept over many parts of Britain on Sunday into early Monday, including London, which was transformed into a winter wonderland. While picturesque, the snow slowed travel in ...

London braces for snow blast: Map shows capital will face two five-hour wintry showers this weekend - as city activates emergency measures and -10C cold health alert is issued ...

LIVE – Updated at 16:16. Snow fell on London for a second day in a row on Wednesday as freezing conditions prompted an ice waring across the capital.

While London’s snow turned to slush, I headed to the Swiss Alps for the weekend, where the snow lasts a bit longer. I was staying at The Brecon, a recently opened small hotel in Adelboden, beautifully ...

London is facing its first significant snowfall in years this weekend after the capital was placed under a three-day Met Office snow warning from noon on Saturday until 9am on Monday.

Met Office predicts snow and sleet in the capital where it feel as cold as -5C. Sign in. News ... London is set to be hit by more snow next week as the temperature is due to plummet further.

Snow is forecast for London this weekend: here’s exactly when and how much snow will fall. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning across most of England, Wales and Scotland.

London is set to be hit by 63 hours of non-stop rain this week before a "wall of snow" could arrive in the capital later this month. The Met Office said the drizzle will begin at 3am on Wednesday ...

London has been placed with yellow weather warning for ice, lasting from 5pm today until 10am on Wednesday 20 at 10am. Areas including Bethnal Green, Haringey and more were met with a mix of snow ...

Forecasts suggest London could see snow over two periods, the first on Saturday between 5pm and 10pm, and then the second from 10pm on Sunday to 2am on Monday morning.

However, fellow weather forecasters' WX Charts show that snow will be likely as their weather map shows from January 17, London will be hit with more snow reaching around 2cm to 4cm in some regions.