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Milder weather on the way, but snow still falling	Milder weather on the way, but snow still falling
2013-01-23 04:50:13 UTC	2013-01-23 07:45:19 UTC (about 3 hours later)
Snow continued to fall over parts of south Wales and south-west England overnight as the cold spell carried on, forecasters have said.	Snow continued to fall over parts of south Wales and south-west England overnight as the cold spell carried on, forecasters have said.
The Met Office has amber weather warnings for snow in force, affecting these areas of the country.	The Met Office has amber weather warnings for snow in force, affecting these areas of the country.
~~But BBC weather forecaster Alex Deakin said there was an end in sight to the cold and ~~wintery~~ weather that has caused problems for the past five days.~~	But BBC weather forecaster Alex Deakin said there was an end in sight to the cold and wintry weather that has caused problems for the past five days.
He said snow flurries would ease down through Wednesday morning.	He said snow flurries would ease down through Wednesday morning.
Milder, wet and windy weather would arrive for the weekend, he added.	Milder, wet and windy weather would arrive for the weekend, he added.
Fresh snowfall caused further disruption as sub-zero temperatures and icy conditions affected the UK for a fifth successive day and night.	Fresh snowfall caused further disruption as sub-zero temperatures and icy conditions affected the UK for a fifth successive day and night.
Hundreds of schools across the UK were closed for the day on Tuesday but far fewer than on Monday.	Hundreds of schools across the UK were closed for the day on Tuesday but far fewer than on Monday.
Flights at some UK airports were cancelled and delayed, and roads and rail networks were also affected.	Flights at some UK airports were cancelled and delayed, and roads and rail networks were also affected.
In other developments:	In other developments:
The A9 was closed in both directions near Dunkeld on Tuesday evening, following a collision between a car and a lorry in the snow Up to 10cm (4in) of snow was predicted for Wales, with south-eastern counties the most likely to see heavy downfalls A Met Office yellow warning of ice is in place for motorists in Northern Ireland until 11:00 GMT on Wednesday Drivers in parts of Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex, Wiltshire, Dorset, Devon and Somerset were warned of hazardous driving conditions caused by heavy, fresh snowfall All flights in and out of Bristol Airport were suspended from about 18:00 GMT because of snow, with some evening flights rescheduled for Wednesday morning A boy was rescued by the fire service after falling through ice on a pool in a Birmingham park James Hurst, 54, died from a head injury after it is thought he slipped on ice near his home in Accrington, Lancashire, on Saturday night, it emerged	The A9 was closed in both directions near Dunkeld on Tuesday evening, following a collision between a car and a lorry in the snow Up to 10cm (4in) of snow was predicted for Wales, with south-eastern counties the most likely to see heavy downfalls A Met Office yellow warning of ice is in place for motorists in Northern Ireland until 11:00 GMT on Wednesday Drivers in parts of Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex, Wiltshire, Dorset, Devon and Somerset were warned of hazardous driving conditions caused by heavy, fresh snowfall All flights in and out of Bristol Airport were suspended from about 18:00 GMT because of snow, with some evening flights rescheduled for Wednesday morning A boy was rescued by the fire service after falling through ice on a pool in a Birmingham park James Hurst, 54, died from a head injury after it is thought he slipped on ice near his home in Accrington, Lancashire, on Saturday night, it emerged
Heathrow cancelled dozens of flights on Tuesday and warned passengers to expect further cancellations and delays, as the airport normally runs at almost 100% capacity and there is no slack in the system.	Heathrow cancelled dozens of flights on Tuesday and warned passengers to expect further cancellations and delays, as the airport normally runs at almost 100% capacity and there is no slack in the system.
There were also delays at airports including Gatwick, Birmingham, Stansted and Luton.	There were also delays at airports including Gatwick, Birmingham, Stansted and Luton.
National Rail said all UK train companies were expected to run a full service on Wednesday.	National Rail said all UK train companies were expected to run a full service on Wednesday.
A Met Office amber weather warning means people should "be prepared".	A Met Office amber weather warning means people should "be prepared".
Less severe yellow warnings for snow and ice - meaning "be aware" - are in place for most of the rest of the UK.	Less severe yellow warnings for snow and ice - meaning "be aware" - are in place for most of the rest of the UK.

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