More heavy snow to come

Monday, 28 December 2009 15:26 |

Written by Chester Weather Station |

According to the Met Office, their forecasters are predicting a spell of heavy snow during Tuesday and Wednesday over some parts of the UK.

At this stage, the areas most likely to see the heaviest snow are Wales and some parts of the Midlands, leading to significant travel disruption in the worst effected areas.

Full story at the Met Office.

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0 # Chester Weather Station 2009-12-30 12:52

There was sleet at 8pm in Chester last night but no snow. Far too warm.

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0 # Chester Weather Station 2009-12-30 12:53

Met Office created a new headline: "More heavy snow for some" replacing the above one in their RSS feed. Strange as the other is still as the news releases but this one isn't.

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