Brits have been warned to brace themselves for a snow storm which could hit the UK as early as next week.

New maps by WXCharts revealed the suspected storm could disrupt several areas on April 14. The latest data is coloured in a huge section in purple and white which indicates snow. According to the map, Scotland could experience snowfall.

Inverness and Edinburgh could be severely impacted by the conditions. Ireland could also be dusted in snow, with the map highlighting Belfast as a potential concern. But when it falls, temperatures could also plummet. According to the maps, it will be as cold as -8C within the the next two weeks.

Sunseekers have been told to make the most of the good weather this week before conditions drastically change. While the start of April has been welcomed with high temperatures, the maps indicate that the weather won't last for much longer.

According to the Met Office Long range forecast, the weather will start to become "breezy" with "overnight frosts" later this week.

The forecast, which is dated between April 8 and April 17, reads: "High pressure should prevail for most of the outlook period, maintaining largely settled conditions for much of the time. This should result in lengthy spells of dry and bright weather. It will be breezy at times, especially in the southwest at first.