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Fresh amber snow warning issued

Trains cancelled and roads treacherous as heavy snow hits Scotland

Amber snow warnings have been issued for parts of northern Scotland as the country braces for several days of wintry weather.

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Fresh amber snow warning issued as wintry conditions bring disruption

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Snow and ice expected to bring travel disruption ahead of amber weather warning

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Snow warnings upgraded with bitterly cold weather expected to grip UK over weekend

Amber warnings for heavy snow showers in parts of Scotland have been issued.

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Travel disruption expected as ice and snow grip UK

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Traffic Scotland issues warning over worst-affected roads amid Met Office amber alert

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UK snow RECAP: Met Office says up to 15 INCHES could hit as London given snow warning

Up to 15 inches of snow is anticipated today and tomorrow in parts of Britain as the country braces for several days of brutal wintry weather.

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Where it is likely to snow in the UK as temperatures plunge to -6°C

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Bitterly cold weather expected in UK as up to 10cm of snow settles in some areas

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Some trains delayed heading from Rochester to NYC, Boston, and Albany

If you're traveling by train out of Rochester on Friday after Christmas, beware of some delays due to winter weather.

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UK snow LIVE: Met Office says up to 15 INCHES of snow to cause travel chaos today

The Met Office has several weather warnings in place today, including an amber alert for snow and ice across northern Scotland, because cold Arctic air now covers most of the UK

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Heavy mountain snow, valley wintry mix to impact travel; Winter Storm Warnings, Watches

Light to moderate snowfall is ongoing across western Montana this afternoon. This is the first plume of moisture in a series that will bring heavy mountain snow to the region. Cold air trapped in the valleys will allow this to remain as snow today, then ...

Snow Coats New York City as Storm Pushes Through Overnight

In the Lower Hudson Valley and Long Island areas, the Weather Service predicted 6 to 11 inches. Forecasts called for the snowfall to begin to peak overnight and then taper off early Saturday.