UK Snow Warning: Met Office Names Affected Areas Before Friday
The Met Office has identified specific UK regions expecting snowfall before Friday, with unsettled wet and windy weather forecast across the country through the weekend.
The Met Office has identified specific UK regions expecting snowfall before Friday, with unsettled wet and windy weather forecast across the country through the weekend.
Weather maps reveal multiple towns across England, Wales and Scotland are set for snowfall on Friday, following recent yellow warnings for snow and rain.
A man has died at Tyseley railway station in Birmingham after bystanders and paramedics attempted life-saving efforts. The West Midlands Ambulance Service confirmed the incident.
Birmingham is among six major UK cities forecast to receive significant snowfall this month, with weather maps predicting blizzard-like conditions and potential disruption.
The Library of Birmingham was evacuated and Centenary Square cordoned off as emergency services responded to a welfare concern for a man. Police, ambulance, and fire crews attended the scene.
The DVLA is implementing a significant new casework system in March 2026 to improve processing times for drivers with medical conditions, following parliamentary questions about delays.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather alert for 21 locations across southern England and Wales, urging households to prepare emergency kits due to risks of surface water flooding from heavy rain.
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for rain and melting snow across several UK areas, with possible snow forecast for Thursday in north Wales, the Pennines and Scottish mountains.
A significant emergency services presence, including police, ambulances, and fire crews, has cordoned off Birmingham Library and Centenary Square in the city centre amid an ongoing incident.
The Met Office has issued a new yellow weather warning for snow and ice, covering 19 specific areas in England and Wales from early Thursday morning.
The Met Office has issued a 19-hour yellow weather warning for 23 areas across England and Wales, with melting snow and heavy rain raising flood risks.
Spain and Portugal have issued their highest red weather warnings, leading to over 3,000 evacuations in Andalusia as Storm Kristin and Storm Leonardo bring extreme rainfall.
The Met Office has named 13 UK areas expecting fresh snow flurries on Thursday, February 5, despite yellow weather warnings expiring on Wednesday. North Wales, Scottish mountains and Pennines counties are among those affected.
The Met Office has identified eight counties across northern England likely to experience snow flurries before Sunday, with the Pennines region facing the highest risk of wintry precipitation.
The Met Office has updated its weather outlook, warning of possible snow across several UK regions from Wednesday through Saturday, with yellow warnings in place.
Weather maps show a significant snow event arriving in England on February 16, with up to 11 inches predicted in northern counties and sub-zero temperatures expected across the UK.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow, affecting 16 specific areas across England and Wales on Wednesday, with accumulations of 1-3cm expected above 200 metres.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across the Midlands and other UK regions, with a rare risk of hazardous freezing rain expected.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice affecting 16 areas across the UK, with potential travel disruption and safety advice for residents.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across the Midlands and parts of northern England and Wales, with up to 3cm of snow forecast.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice across parts of the Midlands, including Staffordshire and Derbyshire, with temperatures set to fall to around zero overnight.
Meteorological models predict a significant snowstorm will blanket 90% of the UK, with up to 13 inches expected in northern regions from February 15th.
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across 29 areas in England, Scotland, and Wales, with significant accumulations expected on higher ground.
A light aircraft with two people on board crashed in Littleborough near Rotherham after departing from the West Midlands, prompting a major emergency services operation.
Emergency services are responding to a light aircraft crash in the Littleborough area near Rochdale. The aircraft reportedly took off from the Midlands before coming down.
Meteorological charts forecast a significant four-day snow event hitting the UK from mid-February, with up to 28 inches predicted in Scotland and widespread flurries across many regions.
Maps from WX Charts indicate significant snowfall arriving across England from Monday, February 16, with up to 20cm expected in multiple counties.
Firefighters discovered the body of a man in his mid-70s during a house fire in Dudley's Green Park Road. Three other individuals received medical treatment at the scene.
The Met Office has issued a snow and ice warning for parts of the West Midlands overnight, with potential travel disruption expected. Full forecast details.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across parts of Staffordshire and Derbyshire, while Birmingham and the Black Country are expected to avoid the worst of the disruptive conditions.