There are multiple Met Office weather warnings in place across the next few days - here's all the details and what you can expect.

Snow, ice and sleet are all a part of the yellow weather warnings extended by the forecaster that extend into early next week.

The Met Office has stated that there is a high chance of snow settling on higher ground - but less of a chance that it would cause disruption at lower levels.

Currently, the forecast for Darlington suggests snow may be on the way late on Monday (November 18) evening and into Tuesday morning.

The forecaster has stated that there is a high chance of snow settling on higher ground - but less of a chance that it would cause disruption at lower levels.

They wrote: "Spells of rain, sleet, and snow are likely during Monday and overnight into Tuesday morning.

"There is a small chance of snow settling at lower levels, where 5 to 10 cm would prove much more disruptive, but this is very uncertain."

"The most likely scenario is for most of the snow to fall on high ground, with 5 to 10 cm possible above 300 metres and perhaps as much as 15 to 20 cm above 400 metres.

The forecaster added that the warning is set to have a "very low likelihood and a medium impact".

Here's a breakdown of the weather warnings in place and what you can expect.

Sunday, November 17

There is a yellow weather warning for snow and ice in place - but this does not extend beyond North Scotland.

Monday, November 18

The whole of the North East is included in a yellow weather warning on Tuesday - including  Darlington, Durham, Middlesbrough and more.

It comes into force at 7pm tomorrow (November 18) evening.

Tuesday, November 19

That same yellow warning from Monday is set to end at 10am on Tuesday (November 19).

The current forecast reveals that snow could hit as late as 6am that day as the region copes with freezing temperatures set to feel like -5C.

Here's what the forecast for the week from Monday to Thursday is set to look like.

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The Met Office wrote: "A frosty and sunny start. Cloud thickening, with a mixture of rain, sleet and hill snow arriving during the evening. Risk of some snow settling at lower levels. Windy later. Maximum temperature 3 °C.

"Windy Tuesday with early rain, sleet and snow clearing away. Then cold afterwards with some sunny spells and occasional coastal wintry showers.

"Feeling particularly cold in the mostly strong winds."