What is the latest weather warning for Devon and Cornwall?

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice is currently in effect for Cornwall and parts of Devon.

How much snow is expected in Devon and Cornwall?

The Met Office predicts accumulations of 2-5cm, with some areas potentially receiving up to 10cm of snow.

Are roads in Devon and Cornwall affected by the snow?

Yes, icy road conditions have been reported on the A30, and heavy hail showers have caused tricky conditions in areas like Fraddon.

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Devon & Cornwall Hit by Sudden Snow & Hail

20 Nov, 2025

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Summary

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice is active.
Icy conditions reported on A30; hail showers in Fraddon.
Up to 10cm of snow predicted, with transport disruption possible.

Devon & Cornwall Hit by Sudden Snow & Hail

Southwest England, specifically Devon and Cornwall, is currently experiencing wintry weather conditions, including snowfall and heavy hail showers. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice, which is active across Cornwall and parts of Devon until the end of the day.

Travel disruptions are a concern, with reports of icy road conditions on the A30 near Temple and difficult driving due to hail in Fraddon. Snow has been observed in several locations, including Bodmin, Camelford, Tavistock, Princetown, Okehampton, and Plympton. While local observations suggest the snow is not severe, authorities are monitoring the situation.