Last night (Jan 5-6) was this winter’s coldest so far in the UK, with London hitting an extreme low of -8C. Snow is notoriously the most difficult weather phenomenon to accurately predict, but according to weather forecasters, there is a chance we could see the white stuff over the next few days. Here’s what they’re saying.

More snow forecast from Ipswich to Southwold and Bury St Edmunds after first snow of the year fell in north Suffolk over the weekend.

Just as the experts predicted, Shropshire has continued to see more snowfall around the county after the first flakes on Friday. A yellow weather warning for snow and ice will be in place across Shropshire from 3pm on Sunday, December 4 to midday on Monday, December 5.

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A Stoke-on-Trent City Council spokesman said: "Our gritting teams have been out today and will be back out again tonight due to snow and ice. They'll be spreading salt across all routes to keep the city moving. There’s a yellow Met Office weather warning for snow and ice in place until midday tomorrow."

As well as snow next week, they have also said that there could be snow early this Friday, as temperatures are predicted to drop to -3C. There is already a weather warning for snow and ice across large parts of England, including Essex, with up to 5cm of snow predicted on Friday. In Ipswich, temperatures will reach a low of -4C on Sunday.

SNOW could fall in parts of Dorset this week according to a local forecaster, as a cold snap hits the region. UK Extreme Weather, a Dorset-based weather forecaster, said snow could fall across the county on Friday,