Two airports suspend flights as hundreds of flood warnings issued and more snow forecast - Heavy rain, flooding and snow continue to disrupt travel and cause school closures

Use the Mirror's tracker to find out when exactly it will snow in your area after the Met Office warned of more yet more wintry weather following a weekend of power cuts and travel disruption

Britain is back to work this morning facing snow, ice and more than 260 flood alerts as the country is battered by bad weather. Workers commuting back to towns and cities will have to tackle difficult driving conditions on many roads and travel disruption on trains and at airports remains a problem.

Heavy overnight snow is causing disruption across the UK as the cold start to the new year continues. Two amber weather warnings from the Met Office have been put in place in England and Wales, with 3cm to 7cm of snowfall predicted for much of the affected area, mixing with rain at times in lower-lying areas.

Thick fog is expected to disrupt hundreds of flights home on the busiest travelling day of the Christmas holidays. Flights at Stansted Airport were affected by the weather conditions on Saturday, while live departure boards showed delays at Heathrow,

The Met Office has issued seven weather warnings across the UK after a night of heavy snowfall - with travel chaos unfolding on Britain's roads and runways as a result. The warnings, which stretch from Land's End to John O'Groats,