STORM Chandra is set to batter the UK in hours with strong winds and heavy rain, the Met Office has announced. Brits are braced for wet and windy conditions to hit tonight and continue into

The latest long-range weather forecasts suggest that colder conditions could sweep across the UK from February 16, with snowfall potentially affecting parts of the country for more than 100 hours

Parts of the UK are likely to be battered by freezing weather conditions as the temperature plummets to -7C this week. WXCharts weather maps, which are prepared using the MetDesk data, show that snow will impact many areas of the country on February 13 (Friday).

Weather maps from WXCHARTS show snow falling across the UK from Friday, February 13 to Tuesday, February 17, with Scotland potentially seeing up to 51 inches and the Midlands affected

Brits are bracing for extreme weather conditions as Storm Chandra causes chaos across the UK – here's when and where it will hit.

A very rare weather event could hit the UK this week, bringing more wintry conditions. The latest weather maps from WXCharts have turned orange, indicating the likelihood of unusual conditions blasting the country.

Snow is expected to on February 14

Snow depth charts suggest that the Scottish Highlands could receive up to 100cm (40 inches) of snow. South Wales could see 32cm (13 inches), Oxfordshire 21cm (eight inches), East Anglia 10cm (four inches), and areas near London could get around 8cm (three inches).

UK suffers 36 continuous days of rain as miserable weather continues with more Met Office warnings - Not long after Storm Chandra brought deluge to parts of the UK, the country is expecting even more

Weather maps from WXCHARTS suggest blizzard-like conditions with snow and ice are set to hit the UK