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wintry

[win-tree] / ˈwɪn tri /


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Shaun Jones, AA expert patrol, urged drivers to consider delaying their journey or work from home if possible, adding wintry conditions could "reduce visibility in seconds" leading to familiar routes becoming "hazardous very quickly".

From BBC

The recent wintry conditions have been driven by Storm Goretti which continues its approach towards the UK.

From BBC

Milder temperatures are expected on Wednesday with wintry showers expected in the north, falling as rain or sleet near the coasts.

From BBC

A Met Office yellow warning for snow and ice is in place until Tuesday at 11:00 GMT, with a continuation of wintry showers across parts of Wales forecast.

From BBC

A number of schools are closed mainly in the north east and north west, following a weekend of wintry weather which closed 200 schools on Monday.

From BBC