article_snippet: And forecasters last night warned that there is more bad weather to come this week – with plummeting temperatures expected to bring a fresh flurry of blizzards today.
article_snippet: And parts of north-west England and Wales are expected to wake up to at least two inches of snow.
article_snippet: Yesterday north-west England and Northern Ireland saw several inches of snow as Manchester dropped to -1C (30F).
article_snippet: Some areas could see 3cm of snow and up to 8cm is expected on higher ground.
article_snippet: Though it is not yet known how much snow has fallen across Britain, forecasters predicted yesterday than around 4in of snow may fall over the Pennines and the Scottish Highlands on land above 1,300ft (400 metres).
article_snippet: And 2.4in of snow was forecast to fall in western Britain.
article_snippet: It means parts of the country that see snow today could wake up to snow on the ground tomorrow, according to Met Office forecasters.
article_snippet: Spokeswoman Laura Young said: 'There is a little bit more to come, definitely for the first part of the week.'
highlights_snippet: And forecasters warned there is still more to come - with more of the country set to wake up to snow tomorrow .
  