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Ice warnings as snow disruption continues | Ice warnings as snow disruption continues |
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There are warnings of ice across the UK, as snow continues to cause disruption in parts of the country. | There are warnings of ice across the UK, as snow continues to cause disruption in parts of the country. |
Freezing temperatures are set to continue into Saturday, while forecasters warn of further snow for northern England and southern Scotland. | Freezing temperatures are set to continue into Saturday, while forecasters warn of further snow for northern England and southern Scotland. |
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning of ice, meaning take extra care, across many parts of the UK. | The Met Office has issued a yellow warning of ice, meaning take extra care, across many parts of the UK. |
In addition, rain and melting snow are expected to lead to rising water levels in rivers in south-west England. | In addition, rain and melting snow are expected to lead to rising water levels in rivers in south-west England. |
The Environment Agency has three flood warnings in place. | The Environment Agency has three flood warnings in place. |
Forecasters are also warning of heavy rain in south-west, central, northern and western England, Northern Ireland, eastern Wales and the southern half of Scotland during Thursday and Friday which, combined with snow melt, could cause flooding. | Forecasters are also warning of heavy rain in south-west, central, northern and western England, Northern Ireland, eastern Wales and the southern half of Scotland during Thursday and Friday which, combined with snow melt, could cause flooding. |
Further snowfall is expected across eastern Scotland, northern England and into the Midlands during Friday, with 5-10cm (2-4in) possible on higher ground. | |
But the weather is due to become milder ove the weekend, with temperatures set to return to normal levels for the end of January. | |
On Wednesday, major snowfall and ice caused major problems in the many parts of Devon. | On Wednesday, major snowfall and ice caused major problems in the many parts of Devon. |
On the A38, Haldon Hill and Telegraph Hill near Exeter were "border-line impassable", while a woman was rescued from Dartmoor after being trapped in the snow for three hours. | On the A38, Haldon Hill and Telegraph Hill near Exeter were "border-line impassable", while a woman was rescued from Dartmoor after being trapped in the snow for three hours. |
In Pembrokeshire, a school bus taking 40 pupils home slid off the road, but no-one was hurt. The head teacher said conditions were "probably the worst" he had seen in 25 years. | |
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