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Met Office issues yellow warning for snow across the Highlands


By Philip Murray

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A snow warning has been issued for Wednesday and Thursday.
A snow warning has been issued for Wednesday and Thursday.

A YELLOW Met Office weather warning for snow has been issued for the area.

Up to three inches of snow is being forecast at lower levels, with even deeper coverings expected for higher ground.

The warning will take effect at 9am on Wednesday and remain in force until 11.55pm on Thursday.

“A cold and increasingly showery north-westerly flow is expected to develop during Wednesday and last through Thursday,” said a Met Office spokesman.

“Over Scotland and Northern Ireland 5cm to 10cm is likely even at low levels, with more than 10cm over high ground.

“Strong and gusty winds will likely accompany snow showers, and lead to significantly reduced visibility at times, difficult driving conditions and temporary blizzards over high ground.”


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