The snow will largely fall overnight, but hazardous road conditions may affect the Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes.

The Met Office has issued weather warnings for Scotland, Wales and southwest England as Storm Bram brings heavy rainfall and strong winds to parts of the UK. Forecasters have warned of treacherous conditions through the day and into tomorrow morning.

A MAJOR “risk to life” warning has been issued with several schools across the country shutting over Storm Bram. The storm has officially landed in Ireland this morning, with the

Precipitation moves into western Minnesota on Tuesday morning, reaching St. Cloud and Brainerd in the early afternoon, and then pushing into the Twin Cities shortly after.

Between 4 and 7 inches of snow are expected to fall in an area stretching from Little Falls, Minn. through the northern Twin Cities suburbs to Eau Claire, Wis. where a winter storm warning is in effect through Wednesday morning.

IRELAND has been urged to “take weather warnings seriously” as dangerous Storm Bram batters the country. Forecasters warned some counties could be placed on a red alert for the wicked

“Thursday will be a drier day for many across the UK, with the chance of a frost for some in central and southeastern parts to start the day. It will remain very windy in the far north, with low cloud, drizzle and eventually rain moving in from the west.”

Storm Bram will smash Britain with another 24 hours of torrential downpours amid warnings for ‘imminent’ dangerous flooding. A raft of alerts for torrential rain and 90mph gales is in force through the next 24 hours including an amber wind warning for Scotland.