Meteorologist Aidan McGivern said it could be icy for this morning's commute. Thank you.'ДЈ:46am update: Roads could be icy for this morning's commute 'Please slow down, drive carefully and bear the conditions in mind. North Wales police tweeted: 'Road conditions currently on A55 FLintshire Junction 31/32 Halkyn area very poor with snow. вЂњA spell of potentially dangerous weather is on the way in the run up to the weekend where we could see several hours of continuous snowfall.'Д¤:55am update: North Wales police say road conditions 'very poor' due to snow. вЂњThere is the risk of a similar scenario on Thursday with further heavy snow likely to move across central and southern England. вЂњHeavy snowfall will push across Ireland and then into northern and western Britain before reaching southern regions. Snowfall is being recorded in parts of Wales, with Manchester Airport having to close runways as heavy snow has unleashed travel chaos.ДЁam update: Forecasters are warning of more heavy snow todayД®xacta Weather forecaster James Madden said: вЂњThere will be a risk of significant disruption as snow accumulates across large swathes of the country. The South of the country also has small flurries over Somerset.ДЁ.15am update: Wales is experiencing snow flurries Snow flurries, shown in purple, are still falling in Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland. Latest radar maps show skies clearing over the South East of England. Gritters have worked to clear roads across the north west as commuters were warned over tricky conditions and long delays by Highways England.ДЁ.26am update: Snow is still falling in Northern Ireland and Scotland Snowfall has brought Manchester and Liverpool airports to a standstill, and several schools in the cities have closed their doors because of the harsh conditions.

It is forecast to bring a widespread harsh frost along with freezing fog and significant snowfall, with several centimetres possible across parts of England.Д©.02am update: Thursday to be coldest night so farД«ritain is bracing for the coldest night of the winter so far, as вЂњsignificant snowfallвЂќ is likely to cause further travel delays. Rail, road and air travel could be disrupted by the wintry weather, the Met Office said.Д©.34am update:В New weather system arriving on ThursdayДЄ new weather system will arrive from the south west and pushing north on Thursday. The forecaster is now warning of more snow and ice between 1pm on Thursday and 9pm on Friday across much of England and Wales. The Met Office has issued an updated yellow weather warning for snow and ice on Thursday and Friday. The blue show rain and pink is now, as it stands it does not appear to be snowing anywhere in the UK.ДЎ0.55am update: Met Office updates weather warnings This map below shows in real-time where it is snowing in the UK right now, as of 11.50am. Most areas are unlikely to see further accumulations of fresh snow but 1-2cm is still possible in places.'ДЎ1.43am update: Where is it snowing right now? The showers are likely to lead to ice forming on some untreated surfaces. The ice warning comes into play at 5pm on Wednesday until 11am on Thursday and expires at 11am tomorrow.ДЄ further yellow warning for ice covers western England and Wales from 6pm until 10am until Thursday.ДЄ Met Office warning said: вЂњShowers falling as a mixture of rain, sleet and snow will continue overnight before easing by Thursday morning. There are a total of three weather warnings in the UK today, one covers Northern Ireland, and parts of Scotland.

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