Storm Bert travel warning issued to Manchester Airport passengers

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Manchester Airport has issued a warning to passengers ahead of Storm Bert's arrival. Brits are braced for severe weather in the coming days, including in Greater Manchester.

A Met Office yellow weather warning for snow and ice is currently in force for much of the country, including the North West, until 10am tomorrow (November 22).

It is followed by another warning for rain and snow from 4am on Saturday until 9am on Sunday. Some strong winds are also forecast in the coming days.

With snowfall expected overnight, Manchester Airport is urging passengers to check the latest flight information before they travel on Friday. READ MORE: Ex-ice hockey player and TV extra tells trial he understands why people may have 'a lot of hatred' for him after admitting sexual offences against children A spokesperson for Manchester Airport said: "There's a possibility of snow overnight and some icy conditions, so if you're due to fly from Manchester Airport, make sure you check your travel route to the airport, allow extra time for your journey and keep an eye out for updates from your airline. "In the meantime, our teams are working hard to prepare the airfield and clear any potential snow overnight to minimise disruption." According to the Met Office, Manchester Airport could see wintry showers from 9pm tonight until midnight.