By New Year's Day the yellow weather warnings for rain, wind and snow extend across most of the UK. The forecaster said there was likely to be travel disruption. The warnings begin to come into force from 00:00 GMT on Monday and will last in some areas until 06:00 GMT on 2 January.

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The Met Office has issued a weather warning for wind across Dorset for New Year’s Day. A yellow ‘be alert’ warning will be in force from 9am on Wednesday, January 1 through to 6am on Thursday, January 2.

The rain and snow alert stretches across the Strathclyde region, including Glasgow, East Ayrshire and South Lanarkshire, and over to Edinburgh and West Lothian in the east. It extends northward across the rest of the country, excluding Orkney and Shetland.

RESIDENTS are being warned that disruption may be caused by ‘very strong winds’ next week – and there may be some snow too. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for wind covering the north west of England,

North East residents are set to ring in the new year with snow as the Met Office issues a yellow weather warning for New Year's Day. Forecasters say rain travelling east on Thursday (January 1) is likely to turn to snow as it moves into cold air across the North,

For parts of the UK, this year will see a white New Year's Eve, but the North of the country may be getting more than they bargained for, with significant disruption and danger expected

Rain, wind and snow is set to batter parts of the UK early next week, just hours before the New Year. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind on Monday between 11am and 6pm which will impact.