The Met Office has warned the country could be hit by snow grains, which are the solid equivalent of drizzle and look like very small white and opaque grains of ice.

BRITS are set to feel a bitter chill in the air today with snow grains on the way – after figures plummeted to -2C. The Met Office has warned of icy temperatures after the UK Health Security

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The Met Office has warned that the UK can expect a further blast of cold weather with snow and ice next month while maps show the temperature dipping to -4C on February 1

THE Met Office has warned snow grains could fall TODAY as temperatures plunged to an icy -2C overnight – with eight cold health alerts in place. Brits have been urged to brace for plummeting

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued fresh yellow alerts that cover the North East, North West and East of England, The Humber, as well as the East and West Midlands, lasting until 9am on 21 January.

HEAVY fog is blanketing Britain – with the Met Office warning of travel chaos. Flight delays or cancellations are expected after a yellow weather warning was put in place across large areas

The Met Office has warned of an 'increasing chance' of snow falling in the UK at the end of this month, and now advanced weather maps show a wintry storm heading our way next week

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for fog, which could lead to delays on motorways and public transport. The warning, which runs from 8pm January 15 until 11am January 16 covers a large part of England and parts of Wales.

A blanket of fog descending over much of Britain could see flights cancelled and trains disrupted, forecasters warn. Met Office experts issued a yellow weather warning to run until late Thursday morning across southwest and central England, the Midlands and parts of Yorkshire and the Humber.

A yellow weather warning for fog is in place for large swathes of England, which could cause travel disruption on Thursday. The Met Office issued the warning on Wednesday night and will be in place until 11am this morning. It covers areas from Exeter to Oxford, Birmingham, Peterborough and York, as well as parts of Wales.

A yellow weather warning has been issued for Shropshire as fog covers the region - here's when it is due to clear