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Weather experts say the UK is facing its worst snowstorm and coldest deep freeze in 14 years.

The Met Office has discussed the possibility of an arctic blast hitting the UK, with the potential for a 15-day "snow bomb". Forecasters have said that weather maps have shown unsettled conditions will continue across the UK deep into the New Year, the Mirror reports.

Scotland could be hit by a deluge of snow this weekend when a second storm could strike just days after Storm Gerrit.

Parts of the country are bracing for 42 days of scorching heat this summer as the Met Office issue warning over a "temperature anomaly".

A dramatic snow bomb is set to hit the UK in the coming weeks - with Scotland facing two inches to fall per hour, according to weather charts.

Snow could return to parts of Scotland as the UK's temperatures are set to plummet to as low as - 6C due to an amplified jet stream.

Next week temperatures in the UK are set to rise to 30C due to hot air from Spain moving northwards. A Met Office weather chart shows it could get warmer across the UK from next Wednesday and into the high 20Cs or low 30Cs for the south of the UK.

Scots are set to bake in warmer weather this weekend - with temperatures set to peak at 18C.

Forecasters warn that we could see lightning and hail storms this week as temperatures rise during a mini-heatwave. Parts of the country are experiencing highs of up to 21C, but according to the Met Office disruptive weather is on its way.The UK is set to be hit with “lively” weather as things become unsettled.

Scotland is set for warmer temperatures over Easter weekend following a recent cold snap.

Perth and Kinross residents could endure further travel and power disruptions as stormy snowy weather is expected to hit the region once again.

Storm Eunice is coming Friday in the wake of Storm Dudley where, in Scotland, the storm will bring snow, ice and wind.

Scotland's weather this weekend has called for six flood warnings to be issued as parts of the country face a battering of heavy rain.

Scotland could see more snow as early as tomorrow as wintry weather continues across parts of the country.

Scotland should prepare for one of the 'coldest nights' of the year tonight as temperatures are set to plunge to sub-zero conditions.

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Shivering Scots were waking up to chilly weather this morning as a "polar blast" slammed into the country.Forecasters predicted the mercury plunging as low as -2C ahead of a cold week.There is also a chance of snow in Scotland next week.Met Office Meteorologist Aidan McGivern said Scotland will see a "lovely day" today with "plenty of sunshine" despite sub-zero temperatures giving the first real taste of