Super Typhoon Man-yi battered the Philippines on Saturday, with the national weather forecaster warning of a "potentially catastrophic and life-threatening" impact as huge waves pounded the archipelago's coastline.

Clare Nasir, from the Met Office, appeared on Sky News today where she delivered the latest on the prospect of snowfall.

Simon King, lead weather presenter at the BBC, said the Pennines could expect as much as 20cm of the white stuff as the Met Office issues yellow weather warnings for the week.

The CNE (National Commission of Emergencies) has declared a Red Alert (very heavy rainfall/imminent danger) for the entire Pacific region.

Super Typhoon Pepito has made a landfall in Panganiban, Catanduanes on Saturday evening, November 16.

Between 15 and 25 inches of rain is expected to hit the north of the country in the next few days, with up to 35 inches in some places, according to forecasters.

A UK weather forecaster has shared the date they believe the country could be blanketed in snow, and it comes ahead of a long-awaited nationwide drop in temperatures

MANILA (Nov 16): A super typhoon sweeping towards the Philippines today was intensifying and could have a “potentially catastrophic” impact, the state weather forecaster warned, with millions of people at risk from storm surges. More than 650,000 people have fled their homes ahead of Super Typhoon Man-yi, which is expected to make landfall later todayRead More

Super Typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-Yi) has strengthened as it approaches the northeastern Bicol Region, with PAGASA warning that it could bring "potentially catastrophic and life-threatening" damages.

'A notable early winter cold spell will arrive across the north from Sunday and will likely reach all parts of the UK by midweek'

Manila (Phillippines): Panic strikes as tropical cyclone Man-yi intensifies into super typhoon, thousands of people can be seen fleeing the island. It is

State weather bureau PAGASA raised Signal No. 5 in Catanduanes as Super Typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-Yi) continues to intensify, with authorities warning of a “potentially catastrophic” impact on Bicol Region.

A quarter of a million people have fled their homes as Super Typhoon Man-yi bears down on the Philippines. It will be the sixth major storm to hit the country in the past month, with lethal storm surges predicted.

MANILA: Super Typhoon Man-yi made landfall in the Philippines on Saturday (Nov 16), with the national weather forecaster warning of a "potentially catastrophic and life-threatening" impact, as waves up to 14m high pounded the coastline. Man-yi brought maximum wind speeds of 195kmh as it made landfall

Disaster-hit Philippines has evacuated hundreds of thousands of people as the archipelago nation on Saturday braced for Super Typhoon Man-yi, the sixth major storm to hit the country in the past month.…

Philippine authorities ordered all vessels back to shore and people in coastal communities to leave their homes Saturday as Typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-yi) neared the storm-weary archipelago nation, with forecasters expecting it to intensify before making landfall.