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Met Office West Midlands yellow warning for snow and ice

The travel chaos to expect as Met Office issues weather warning

The Met Office has issued a “risk to life” weather warning as snow hits the UK, with transport links set to be affected. These are the key concerns.AirThousands of passengers hoping to fly between the UK and Amsterdam have had their flights cancelled because of snow and strong winds at Schiphol airport.

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Met Office maps show latest snow and ice warnings as cold snap continues to bite

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UK snow RECAP: Met Office says up to 15 INCHES could hit as London given snow warning

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Warnings active as UK ushers in first weekend of the new year with snow and ice

Multiple cold weather alerts are active on Saturday as the UK looks set to shiver through the first weekend of the new year.

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Transport and schools impacted by yellow snow and ice warning

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Met Office snow warning as UK braces for deep freeze

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Snow and ice warnings issued for whole of UK by Met Office

Four amber warnings for snow have been issued there, with the Met Office warning they will bring significant disruption from Sunday night into Monday morning.

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In pictures: Snow and ice across north-west England

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Amber warning for snow as wintry weather continues

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UK snow forecast as Met Office urges Brits in 121 areas to prepare 9 key items

The Met Office has weather warnings for snow and ice in place up and down the country as Brits face an Arctic blast bringing heavy intense flurries over the coming days

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White Christmas? Met Office reveals where snow could fall with Christmas Day weather forecast

While the Met Office has cast doubt on prospects of a white Christmas for most people, there’s a small chance that a smattering of snow may fall on Dartmoor, as afternoon rain showers push into parts of Devon and Cornwall on Christmas Day. Overall, the national weather picture for the Christmas period points to cold weather but blue skies.

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Met Office confirms 2025 was UK’s warmest year on record

Last year was the UK’s warmest since records began, the Met Office has confirmed. The mean average temperature for the country across 2025 was 10.09C, beating the previous record of 10.03C set just three years earlier in 2022.