All the Met Office weather warnings in place as UK braced for 'heavy snow'
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA series of weather warnings have been issued across the UK as the country braces for snow to come from the north. Northern parts of England, including Greater Manchester, have been issued a yellow weather warning for snow from 7am on Thursday to 2pm on Friday.
It means there is a risk that heavy snow will cause disruptions to roads, rail, and air travel. Meanwhile, some rural communities could become cut off, according to the Met Office, while power cuts may result in services such as mobile phone coverage becoming unavailable for a short time.
Similarly, Northern Ireland will have a yellow warning for snow from 7am on Thursday to 2pm on Friday. Read more: Hour-by-hour weather forecast for each Greater Manchester borough as thunderstorm warning in place Many parts of the Midlands and South of England have similarly been hit by a yellow warning for ice and snow which came into effect from today (March 8) and will remain in place until 7am on Thursday.
Areas affected such as Birmingham, Norwich, Cardiff, and Oxford will see a higher risk of injury from slips and falls on snow-covered or icy surfaces.
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