The Met Office has updated its snow warning which covers Nottinghamshire saying up to 10cm is possible. A yellow warning for snow and ice comes into effect at 7pm this evening (Monday, November 18).

The Met Office has issued nearly two full days worth of weather warnings, with five parts of the UK currently affected by the yellow alert.

Met Office forecasters have issued a weather warning for snow and ice which covers Nottingham and other parts of the East Midlands. Forecasters warn that a bout of snow may cause disruption across the region, with road closures and delays to travel possible.

Forecasters have warned of travel disruption and the possibility of power cuts as Arctic air makes its way across the UK

The Met Office has issued an update to severe warnings about snowfall, icy conditions and plummeting temperatures as people are told to expect dangerous roads and travel disruption

The Met Office says inclement weather is forecast from 7pm on Monday evening and overnight into Tuesday across parts of England and Scotland. | ITV News Central

The Met Office is predicting snow to start falling from around 7pm this evening, with yellow weather warnings in place until 10am on Tuesday, November 19. The warning is in place for a substantial part of northern England, spanning from the Scotland-England border down to north Wales and Nottingham.

Weather warnings for snow, ice and sleet have been issued for most of the north-west of England. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning, external for snow and ice, which is in place from 19:00 GMT to 10:00 GMT Tuesday.

The forecaster has issued several yellow weather warnings for snow and ice for parts of the UK between 4pm on Sunday and 10am Tuesday morning. Throughout the warning periods, there is a chance of power cuts,

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across large parts of the UK, with forecasters warning of "disruptive snow" and plummeting temperatures until Tuesday. A warning covering northern Scotland,