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The Met Office have issued an amber weather warning for Merseyside ahead of Manchester United's trip to Anfield to take on their arch-rivals Liverpool on Sunday

Brits are likely to face travel disruptions as many roads have been closed due to the adverse weather conditions. The chaos erupted as the Met Office issued fresh warnings of snow and ice for many parts of the country.

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Manchester United's Sunday evening clash with Liverpool will have to survive an amber weather warning. With temperatures set to drop below freezing across the UK, Merseyside could be left covered in snow.

The Met Office has issued another weather warning for Merseyside. A new yellow weather warning for snow and ice will be in place from 5pm today until 10am tomorrow morning, January 7.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the majority of the UK, including Sussex, with heavy snow and disruption expected

A number of weather warnings are in place for parts of the UK on Tuesday, as more snow is forecast to fall across the country and flooding is expected. The Met Office has issued three new yellow snow and ice warnings and another snow alert over the next three days following a weekend of extreme weather.

Wintry showers are also anticipated along some north-facing coasts overnight, which may increase the likelihood of icy conditions in those areas. The Met Office has advised people to be cautious of icy patches on untreated roads, pavements, and cycle paths, as there is a risk of injuries from slips and falls on these surfaces.