Met Office issues Yellow warning for North Wales

Pedestrians and motorists around North Wales are being warned to take extra care this evening as an ice warning was put in place.

The Met Office put out the yellow alert starting from 7pm tonight until 9am tomorrow morning.

Yellow warnings means that you should plan ahead thinking about possible travel delays, or the disruption of your day to day activities.

The Met Office said that some icy stretches are likely tonight.

Tomorrow will see another frosty start, but plenty of dry weather with plenty of sunny spells are expected through the day. Becoming less cold.

Wednesday will bring dry weather at first, but rain will spread from the north later. Thursday and Friday will be milder but more unsettled with spells of wind and rain.

Further afield Weather Channel forecaster Hannah Findley, of The Weather Channel, said: “Isolated snow showers are expected to continue over high ground, mainly over the Pennines until the end of Monday. Elsewhere, clear skies are expected to develop by Monday evening.

“But temperatures are forecast to gradually increase over the course of the coming week.”

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