A fresh weather warning for ice has been issued across Northern Ireland beginning at midnight on Sunday and ending at 11:00 GMT on Monday. The Met Office is warning of icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths during the early hours of Monday, which could bring some travel disruption.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice, which comes into affect at midnight on Monday, January 6, and will be in place until 11am. The alert is in place for all counties of Northern Ireland.

A new warning for ice and snow has been put in place across Northern Ireland as the current cold spell continues. The latest yellow warning from the Met Office is set to come into effect from 3pm on Monday until 11am on Tuesday.

Scotland is continuing to be hit by freezing weather, with rain, sleet and snow expected to fall across large parts of the country. A yellow alert for snow and ice from the Highlands down to the central belt is in place from 09:00 on Sunday until 06:00 on Monday.

Weather warnings have been put in place with heavy snowfall and icy rain set to hit the UK. These warnings are in place as more areas fall under weather warnings. Experts have warned that the cold weather will continue into the new week,