Weather forecasts indicate potential freezing temperatures and snowfall in various regions of the country tonight. The onset of winter has brought cold weather, strong winds, and snow to parts of the UK, with predictions suggesting these conditions may persist. WX Charts maps are forecasting cold rain showers and possible snow in different areas.

Snow flurries are expected to fall north of Glasgow and across central Scotland by 6pm today. Furthermore, WX Charts has predicted heavy showers in the Highlands, North Wales, and northern England by the evening, affecting cities like Manchester and Liverpool. While central Scotland may experience snow overnight, it is likely to clear by morning.

Sunday is anticipated to bring more showers across the UK, particularly in Scotland, North Wales, and northern England, as per WX Charts. Despite these forecasts, the Met Office finds snowfall predictions challenging at present. Instead, they are expecting more showers and strong winds moving in from the west.

The Met Office has issued warnings for heavy rains moving eastward tonight, followed by clear spells and showers. Yellow rain alerts are in place for Monday and Tuesday in southern Wales and the southwest of England. Areas like Hampshire, Herefordshire, Cardiff, Cornwall, Devon, and Bristol are under this warning, with potential risks of flooding and travel disruptions.

The Met Office cautions that persistent heavy rain is expected on Monday night into Tuesday morning, with intermittent heavy bursts throughout Tuesday. Accumulations of 20-40 mm are likely in many places, with higher amounts over Dartmoor and south Wales. The saturated ground conditions could lead to localized flooding and transport issues. Additionally, southerly winds are expected to strengthen, potentially aggravating the situation.