The Met Office has identified potential snowfall in 10 regions before the weekend. Weather warnings have been issued for icy conditions, snow, and rain this week. A recent snow warning for the Pennines has now expired, with up to 15cm of snow anticipated.

Today, while most areas are expected to experience rain, some regions may see wintry showers. The forecast indicates that Scottish hills are most likely to receive snow, with brighter conditions forecasted in the northwest and heavy rain in the southwest later in the day.

The upcoming forecast states that Friday will bring rain to most areas, snow over Scottish hills, and windy conditions. Brighter weather is expected in the northwest, with heavy showers likely in the southwest. The Scottish mountains cover 10 council areas.

Looking ahead, BBC Weather predicts more snow next week. From February 9 to 15, changeable conditions are anticipated, with England and Wales expecting normal or above-average rainfall. There is a risk of heavy rain and flooding in southwestern areas. Wintry showers may occur in northern regions, potentially reaching lower levels in Scotland, particularly the northwest.