UK weather maps predict that the UK will be hit by a new wave of snow while other parts of the country face a downpour of rain.
According to WXCHARTS maps, aided by Metdesk data, a number of UK cities will be hit by snow.
The purple areas of the map show which areas will see wintry showers on Wednesday.
The cities set to be hit with snow are: Belfast, Carlisle, Lancaster, and Bradford.
Many more towns in the Lanchashire and West Yorkshire area are also at risk.
Across the UK, a large number of cities will also be hit by a wall of rain stretching from the southeast of England all the way to the northern tip of Northern Ireland.
The cities affected by this rain, expected to fall at midday on January 29, are: London, Canterbury, Brighton, Ipswich, Norwich, Cambridge, Bedford, Peterborough, Leicester, Coventry, Nottingham, Lincoln, Sheffield, Leeds, Bradford, Lancaster, Carlisle, and Belfast.
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.
One is for wind in Scotland, while another is for snow and ice in southern and eastern parts of Scotland.
In England, an area stretching from Plymouth to Nottingham is under yellow warnings for ice.
