The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice in South West England.
A period of rain and snow mixed falling on surfaces could cause some icy conditions and travel disruptions, the forecaster said.
Areas such as Yate, Dursely, Stroud, Nailsworth and Cirencester are likely to be affected.
The warning is in place for Sunday, December 18 from 3am until 11am.
Yellow warning of ice affecting South West England https://t.co/TpuMKB15Tz pic.twitter.com/Ntk66BUURe
— Met Office - SW England (@metofficeSWEng) December 15, 2022
Much of the UK has been issued the yellow warning for ice on Sunday with the north of England and all of Scotland also being warned about snow.
Met Office issues yellow weather warning for ice in South West England
The Met Office yellow weather warning explains we can expect a few things.
- Some injuries from slips and falls on icy surfaces
- Probably some icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths
- There is a chance that road, air and rail services could be disrupted or delayed
What should I do?
You can visit the Met Office's advice page to help you prepare for the upcoming weather.
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