On Wednesday afternoon (January 29), a ring of snow clouds stretching as far east as London will provide several centimetres of snow per hour, according to new weather maps.

Several inches of snow is set to fall this weekend among the worst of Storm Eowyn, with several inches feared to fall in several locations as people are warned to take care

Where and when snow will hit UK as fresh weather warnings issued - The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings across much of the country this weekend

In total, 18 cities are expected to see wither snow or rain on January 29. This comes as Storm Eowyn continues to cause chaos in the UK and Ireland. Red and amber weather warnings had been in place in Northern Ireland and Scotland this week. While many of the warnings have been lifted, the Met Office still has four yellow weather warnings in place.

Record-breaking Storm Éowyn has managed to reach extreme speeds of 114mph with large swathes of Britain under red alert for hours to come.

Weather maps have revealed the exact moment a colossal 268-mile snow front is set to sweep across the UK - mere hours after Storm Éowyn lashes the nation.

UK weather maps are predicting a 400-mile snow storm could affect huge swathes of England - including Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire. According to WXCHARTS' maps, aided by Metdesk data, a wave of snow will sweep from the west and cover much of northern England at around 6pm on January 24.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow covering 268 miles with the weather front spanning from the North Devon coast to the Holderness coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire

On Thursday, patches of western Scotland are expected to see snowfall by 9am, and by the 3am the following day, thick blobs of purple are shown looming over much of northern England and large parts of Scotland.