UK Weather: Up to 25cm of Snow Expected
Parts of the UK are bracing for up to 25cm of snow on Sunday, according to National Highways. The severe weather warning for snow is in place in England until midnight.
In the north, areas like the A628 Woodhead Pass, connecting Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire, could see almost a foot of snow. National Highways has advised drivers to be cautious of ice, especially if rain falls on frozen ground.
Live Updates and Key Events
– 60 million Americans living under warnings of severe weather
– New weather warnings issued across the UK for Monday
– Leeds Bradford airport runway still closed
– Liverpool v Manchester United game to proceed as scheduled
Winter Weather Across the Pond
While the UK faces disruptions on highways and runways, severe weather is also impacting the United States. Sixty million Americans are currently under weather alerts across 30 states, with the National Weather Service warning of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes in some regions.
A major winter storm bringing snow and ice is deteriorating road conditions in the central US. Forecasts predict blizzard warnings in parts of Kansas and Missouri, with the storm heading towards the Mid-Atlantic states.
Tips for Navigating the Snow
The Met Office has issued advice for driving in snowy conditions. Some key tips include planning your route, checking for delays and road closures, leaving extra time for preparation, and ensuring your car is equipped for winter driving.
Takeaways and Precautions
As the UK grapples with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures, it is essential to stay informed about weather warnings and prepare adequately for travel. Whether it’s checking road conditions, stocking up on essentials, or ensuring your vehicle is winter-ready, taking precautions can help navigate the challenges posed by severe winter weather. Stay safe and stay warm!
