The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice in some parts of Wales. The forecast agency has warned that s now and icy patches could lead to some travel disruption.

Weather maps show snow striking counties across the south of England as the Met Office warns of more travel delays, power outages and potential injuries on icy patches. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow covering southern counties of England from 9am until midnight on Wednesday, which could prove disruptive.

The UK is in the grip of a wintry spell of weather, with the Met Office issuing two fresh amber warnings for snow and ice for parts of England and Wales over the weekend. Snow has already been spotted in Conwy Valley in Wales.

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An amber weather warning for snow and ice for most of Wales has been issued for this weekend by the Met Office. It is the second highest level of warning and is in effect from 18:00 GMT on Saturday until midday on Sunday, with warnings of travel disruption. All counties are affected by the warning apart from Anglesey.

Parts of England and Wales will be by further heavy snow this week, with new weather warnings issued lasting until the end of Wednesday.

Snow and ice warnings are in place in several locations around the UK, with England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland are all set to be affected in the coming hours

The Met Office has issued a fresh warning for snow and ice as wintry weather continued to disrupt the first week back to school in parts of Scotland. More than 50 schools in the Highlands have been affected on Wednesday,

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for North Wales due to snow and ice which will be in place on Monday and Tuesday (January 6 and 7).