Horror weather maps have shown the arrival of this week, with flurries expected to hit all regions - except for one.

maps from WXCharts show the country will be hit by a strong combination of both . They show rain is expected across, including , the east and west from 6am, and up towards the north of the country from 9am.

will also be hit by the deluge as frequent showers hit the UK until at least 3pm. Meanwhile, snow is also forecast for some - including in the North West, including ,and the North East of the country. The data suggests snow could be falling at a rate of around 3cm per hour were flurries are most intense in North Wales. The only place in the country not to be affected by rain or snow looks to be northern .

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The ’s forecast for today and into tomorrow reads: “A day of sunshine and scattered showers. Showers most frequent across the north and west. Some of the showers could be heavy, with hail and thunder. Snow is also possible across the Scottish mountains. Feeling a little cooler than yesterday.

“[Tonight] a chilly evening, with a few showers still possible. Dry for eastern areas overnight, whilst cloud and rain will move into the west. A patchy frost under the clearest skies.

“Wednesday [will have] outbreaks of heavy rain will sweep eastwards through Wednesday, followed by sunny spells and frequent showers. Rather breezy across the country and feeling cool.

“Dry for many on Thursday and Friday, with sunny spells and just a few showers. Patchy rain slowly moving southwards through Saturday. Overnight frosts developing where skies remain clear.”

Meanwhile, 10 flood warnings - meaning it is expected - are currently in place for today, including in Lodsbridge, Frome, Stour Hampshire and Wey. Further 80 alerts, meaning it is possible, are also in place across the country.

- bringing up to 13cm of snow to some regions, new charts reveal. According to maps issued by forecasters at Ventusky, a colossal storm from the west of Portugal will pummel the UK from midnight on March 9. Range-hued maps show a number areas across southwest England and the Midlands bearing the brunt of the upcoming snowfall, with as much as five inches (13cm) blanketing Swindon and surrounding towns.