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With a massive 530-mile snow alert, the Met Office has issued a new yellow weather warning for British citizens.
Due to polar air migrating south, the UK is currently experiencing a very cold weather that will last into the weekend after a warm start to November.
Much of the UK has seen below-freezing temperatures this week, with lows of -11.2°C recorded at Braemar in Aberdeenshire. Watnall, Nottinghamshire, has also had a lot of snowfall, with flakes up to 12 cm deep.
Additionally, the Met Office has issued yellow warnings for more snow and wintry conditions until Sunday. Almost the entire country is currently under notice due to a new weather warning that was issued today regarding snow and ice.
The advisory, which emphasizes hazardous travel conditions, is in effect from 12 p.m. today until 10 a.m. on Saturday. “Wintry showers and icy patches are expected this evening and overnight, perhaps leading to some travel disruption,” according to the Met Office. It further states that travelers should anticipate increased travel times, the possibility of ice on untreated roadways, and the possibility of slip and fall injuries.
Friday is a day with yellow weather warnings.
“Wintry showers are expected to gradually move south this afternoon, then feed inland from the Irish Sea and North Sea coasts at times this evening and overnight, especially through the Cheshire Gap to affect parts of the Midlands and north Wales,” according to a national agency’s forecast for today.
“Where they happen, 2–5 cm of new snow may fall, most commonly on terrain higher than 100 meters. As temperatures fall below freezing, especially after any rains, icy patches are predicted to form on untreated surfaces on Thursday night and into Friday morning.
A weather map showing the country in blue for today
areas where the new yellow alert is in effect
Tayside, Central, and Fife Angus
The Clackmannanshire
The Dundee
Falkirk
Fife
Kinross and Perth.
Stirling.
Derby, East Midlands
The Derbyshire
The Leicester
The County of Leicester
The Lincolnshire region
The Northamptonshire
Nottingham.
The Nottinghamshire
Rutland
England’s East
Cambridge County
The town of Peterborough
Grampian Aberdeen
Aberdeen County
Na h-Eileanan Siar and the Highlands
The Highlands
Durham, England, North East
The Gateshead
Hartlepool
Newcastle, Tyne and Durham
Tyneside’s north
Northumberland
Cleveland and Redcar.
Tyneside’s south
Tees, Stockton
The Sunderland
North West England Darwen and Blackburn
Blackpool
Cheshire East
Chester and West Cheshire
The Cumbrian region
The Greater Manchester
Halton.
The Lancashire region
Merseyside
The Warrington
Lothian Borders, Dumfries and Galloway, and SW Scotland
The East Lothian
Edinburgh.
The Council of Midlothian
The Scottish Borders
Lothian’s west
Bute and Argyll in Strathclyde
Ayrshire’s East
East Dunbartonshire
Renfrewshire’s east
Glasgow.
Inverclyde
North Ayrshire
Lanarkshire’s north
The Renfrewshire region
Ayrshire’s South
Lanarkshire’s south
Dunbartonshire’s west
England’s Carmarthenshire
Ceredigion
Conwy.
Denbighshire
The Flintshire region
Gwynedd.
The Anglesey Island
Pembrokeshire
The Powys
The Wrexham
The West Midlands and Herfordshire
Shropshire
Stafford County
In Stoke-on-Trent
Both Wrekin and Telford
Warwick County
The West Midlands District
The Worcestershire
Humber and Yorkshire East Riding of Yorkshire
Yorkshire in the North
Yorkshire, South
Yorkshire in the West
