What areas are affected by the Met Office snow warning on Saturday?

The yellow weather warning for snow affects parts of Norfolk, Lincolnshire, East Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Durham, Tyne and Wear, and Northumberland.

When will the heavy snow showers impact travel in eastern England?

Heavy snow showers are expected to impact travel from Friday night through Saturday, with potential disruptions to roads and railways.

How much snow is forecast for the east coast of England?

Between one and three centimeters (0.4 to 1 inch) of snow is forecast to accumulate in the affected areas.

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East England Braces for Heavy Snowfall

3 Jan

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Summary

A yellow weather warning for heavy snow is active in eastern England.
Disruption to travel is expected from Friday night into Saturday.
Icy conditions may affect roads, pavements, and cycle paths.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy snow affecting significant portions of England's east coast. The alert covers areas including Norfolk, Lincolnshire, East Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Durham, Tyne and Wear, and Northumberland. This warning is in effect from Saturday afternoon until midnight.

Frequent heavy snow showers are anticipated to move inland from the coast, potentially causing travel disruptions throughout Friday night and Saturday. Commuters and travelers should prepare for longer journey times on both roads and railways. Specific concerns include the accumulation of one to three centimeters of snow.

Beyond the snowfall, icy conditions are a significant concern, with the possibility of patches forming on roads, pavements, and cycle paths, especially during Saturday night. While showers are expected to decrease in frequency and intensity by Saturday evening and into Sunday morning, the immediate period poses risks.

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