What is the Met Office amber weather alert for Sunday, January 11?

The Met Office has issued an amber alert for heavy and persistent snow expected to last 11 hours on Sunday, January 11, with potential for significant accumulations and disruption.

How much snow is predicted for Britain this weekend?

Between 2 to 5cm of snow is likely at low levels, with 10-15 cm expected above 150 metres, and locally up to 20-30 cm above 300 metres.

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Britain Braces for 11-Hour Snow Blitz

Q: Which areas in Scotland will be affected by the snow warning?

Scottish regions including Angus, Perth and Kinross, Stirling, Aberdeenshire, Moray, and Highland are under the amber weather alert for snow.

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Summary

An amber weather alert for heavy snow is active on Sunday, January 11.
Accumulations could reach 30cm in some elevated areas.
Strong winds may cause drifting snow and blizzard conditions.

An amber weather alert has been issued for significant snowfall across Britain, commencing on Sunday, January 11, from 3am until 2pm. Meteorological experts predict "heavy and persistent" snow, with accumulations potentially reaching 30cm in higher regions.

The snowfall is expected to be widespread, affecting low levels initially before moving to higher ground. Strong winds accompanying the snow could lead to blizzard conditions and deep drifts. Following the snow, a thaw is anticipated, with sleet and rain potentially causing flooding at lower elevations.

Several regions in Scotland are included in the alert, including Angus, Perth and Kinross, Stirling, Aberdeenshire, Moray, and Highland. This follows recent snowfall from Storm Goretti earlier in the week.

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