UK weather maps show more snow could hit the country on December 23 (Image: GETTY)
The UK looks set to be hammered by a second barrage of , with only the east coast and the Midlands looking likely to escape the trecherous weather.
This comes after many parts of Britain have experienced this week, with the .
, while dozens of flights have been grounded at major UK airports.
But a second wave of later this month, with maps from Netweather showing much of the country at risk.
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Not all parts of the UK will see snow later in the month (Image: NetWeather)
Wintery conditions have been present throughout January, with 2025 getting off to a snowy start (Image: WXCHARTS)
Latest maps from WXCHARTS show on January 23 at 6am, snow will hit Scotland, the north of England, parts of Wales and some of the south coast.
Some parts of Scotland will see up to 25cm of snow with most parts of England seeing 5cm or less of .
On January 24, at 6am, the same areas will likely see snowfall.
Manchester will see less than one cm of snowfall per hour while Southampton could see as much as 10cm of per hour.
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Snow will reappear later this month (Image: WXCHARTS)
have led to an icy and cold start to 2025 with some regions of the UK hit by floods and snow storms as early as the first week of the year.
Temperatures in some parts of the country .
The has issued yellow and amber weather snow and ice warnings for Wednesday 8 January and Thursday 9 January for some regions of the UK which will be worst impacted.