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· 18h · on MSN

Travel warnings as snow and ice impact northern Scotland

An amber snow warning remains in force in parts of northern Scotland with blizzard conditions forecast until midday.

· 19h · on MSN

Snow hits Scotland as Met Office issues new warnings

· 1d

Scotland weather: Continuous snowfall closes roads across north amid amber alert

· 14h

Warning for snow and ice extended

A weather warning for more snow and ice has been issued covering much of Shropshire and Staffordshire.

· 1d

UK weather: Bitter cold snap sweeps in as warnings extended into Monday

· 1d

Met Office extends snow and ice warnings as UK temperatures plummet

· 21h

Met Office update with full list of 14 UK regions to be hit by snow by Monday

The Met Office said areas under amber alerts could be hit with 10-20cm of snow at lower altitudes and as much as 30-40cm of snow on higher ground, with winds potentially causing blizzards.

· 22h

Snow and ice to blanket much of the UK on first weekend of the year

· 17h

GAA fixture cancelled and zoo closed amid weather warnings for snow and ice

17h

Big freeze travel disruption as weather warnings halt trains in northern Scotland

Heavy snow showers are affecting all areas north of the central belt, with a weather warning in place until 12pm on Monday.

25d

Amber warnings for wind in parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland as Storm Bram batters UK

The storm has closed roads, caused rail and flight cancellations - and brought unseasonably warm temperatures.

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