Around 5cm of snow is projected to fall in parts of the country while wintry showers will lead to dangerous travel conditions.
The mercury is set to drop to - 15C overnight in parts of Scotland while temperatures will hit lows of -10C in the north and -6C in the south.
And forecasters have issued yellow warnings for snow and ice in the north of England and Scotland .
Widespread frost and gale force winds could also batter the country as the depression moves in over the next two days.
Snow showers will hit the south east of the country on Monday and on Tuesday.
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A spokesperson for the Met Office said: "A front over central and southeast Scotland will move slowly and erratically southwards into the far north of England.
"This will bring outbreaks of mainly rain and sleet over eastern coastal areas and to low levels, but some snow to low levels inland and heavy snow likely across higher ground at times."
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"A more persistent area of rain, sleet and snow over southern parts of Scotland and parts of northern England will clear from the north during Saturday evening, but leaving behind some sleet and snow showers in places and an increasing risk of ice forming on untreated surfaces.
"Meanwhile, a cold northeasterly flow will become established across much of Scotland with sleet and snow showers affecting areas exposed to the northeast.
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