Tonight the weather will feel quieter, as the area of low pressure which brought snow and rain this morning has cleared eastwards but it leaves behind it some very cold air and some wintry showers.
There will be a widespread frost with temperatures dropping widely below freezing and the risk of ice almost everywhere.
There will be frost not just within the warning areas but also further east, where there has been snowmelt and the ground is still wet from recent rain.
Various warnings are in force for snow and ice issued by the Met Office.
There will be further wintry showers blowing in on a north-westerly wind through the evening and overnight period. These showers could be frequent and fall as sleet or snow especially over the high ground where there could be some accumulations.
In northern and western Scotland, wintry showers with accumulations of 5-10cm over 200m are expected.
There will be further sporadic wintry showers in the same sort of areas tomorrow but for many it will be dry with some sunshine but just very cold with temperatures no higher than mid-single figures.
There is a separate warning in place for possible snow across southern counties of England on Wednesday valid from 09:00 until midnight which could be disruptive and produce as much as 2-5cm of snow fairly widely.
However, the forecast for this remains uncertain.
