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Jan 2021
Last Updated: 29/01/2021
Snow and ice warning for Harrogate district
This latest weather warning for the district comes just over a week after flooding and two weeks after heavy snow.
'Harvey's Place.' Image subject to copyright: Rachel Auty (@marketrach)
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice in the Harrogate district next week.
Weather forecasters predict the snow and ice will hit on Monday and continue until Wednesday.
There is also a yellow warning for ice in the north of the district, covering the likes of Ripon today and tomorrow.
The snow and ice warning is in place from 9pm on Monday until 11.45pm on Wednesday.
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Forecasters have said that snow, with a risk of widespread ice, is likely to push slowly northeast from late Monday.
If the snow and ice does hit on Monday evening then expect travel delays, rural communities being cut off and power cuts.
This latest weather warning for the district comes just over a week after flooding and two weeks after heavy snow.
A spokesperson for the Met Office said this morning:
"A band of rain, locally heavy in places, is likely to push slowly northeast across Wales and England late Monday.
"As this rain comes into contact with cold air in place, it is likely to readily turn to snow across parts of Wales, the Midlands, and later parts of northern England.
"1-4 cm of snow is quite likely away from coasts, with 5-10 cm possible above about 150 metres."
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