The Met Office Weather Warning is in force from midnight tomorrow night, until midday on Wednesday.
Snow is likely to settle on high ground, but amounts will be small.
At lower levels it's more likely to be sleet or wet snow.
Afterwards, surfaces are expected to become icey.
Here's the Met Office Weather Warning:
A band of sleet and snow is likely to continue to push across this area and towards the southeast during the first part of Wednesday. This could bring 1-2 cm of snow over the hills in the region, with a small chance of around 5 cm falling in one or two upland areas.
At lower elevations sleet or very wet snow is likely, but no settling of snow is expected.
As this band of sleet and snow clears to the southeast, temperatures will fall below freezing leading to widespread ice developing.
Snow showers arrived on the Yorkshire Coast overnight with this the scene on Scarborough's South Cliff this morning:
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