By Sunday, the UK is forecast to be brighter, but colder, with blustery showers, followed by rain and hill snow in the north. But from Tuesday, December 31, next week the Met Office has warned Brits to expect an "erratic change" in the weather, that could bring more widespread snow across the UK.

The Met Office said there will be no white Christmas this year as we'll see mild, cloudy weather across the UK.

Conditions are expected to improve after a "perfect storm" of adverse weather conditions and road congestion led to widespread disruption during the Christmas getaway

A DRY and cloudy Christmas Day is expected across most of the UK with no snow or frost likely, the Met Office has said. The King, Queen and other members of the royal family are due to attend a

The 25 December itself is expected to be a ‘grey Christmas’ – but all hope of a white Christmas season is not lost

Britain can officially rule out a White Christmas this year, as the Met Office delivers its final verdict on the festive forecast. Instead of snow, the UK is set for mild, cloudy and dry conditions across the country during the Christmas period.