UK weather: Blizzard conditions forecast as Met Office issues amber and amber warnings

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : On Tuesday, a yellow snow and ice warning will be in place for all of Scotland until midnight, and for the east coast and south-west of England until 11am.
60% : Open image from gallery A yellow snow and ice warning remains in place on Tuesday (Method Office) Scottish Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop said: "We have already seen difficult conditions and sub-freezing temperatures and there is more snow and ice expected in the same areas.
57% : Open image from gallery The UK was blanketed with weather warnings this morning (Method Office) Temperature air will attempt to spread east from Tuesday, although occasional showers, ice and frost are expected elsewhere in the UK.
55% : The Met Office has issued a yellow ice warning for Northern Ireland until 10am on Tuesday, with a new warning warning of a blanket of snow and ice just above Glasgow in northern England from midnight until 11am on Tuesday.
52% : Your support makes a big difference.Read More Blizzard conditions are set to hit parts of the UK as numerous amber and yellow winter weather warnings for snow and ice remain in place across the country.
51% : A number of severe weather warnings expired on Monday morning, but snow and ice warnings remain in force for most of Scotland, north of Glasgow, parts of Wales and the south-west, eastern England and stretching to the Scottish Borders.
44% : The FDA warned there could be serious impacts across health and social care services, including increased deaths, especially among people over 65 and people with existing health problems.
42% : Most of the current warnings are due to expire by 11am on Tuesday, but Scotland north of Glasgow remains under a yellow warning until midnight, with the Met Office saying snow and ice are likely to cause further disruption.
38% : There are low temperatures, showers and many people at risk of falling into ice.

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