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BREAKING: South Wales snow warning upgraded to amber

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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
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The Met Office has upgraded the weather warning for snow in South Wales to amber.

The warning, which urges the public to "be prepared", has been issued from 3pm today until midday tomorrow.

  1. Amber warning

Some 10 cm of snow could fall in amber warning areas, the Met Office says. This could be locally heavy and fall in a short period of time, perhaps just a few hours.

A yellow warning of snow in Swansea, Carmarthen, Neath and Cardiff remains in place until 3pm today, and a yellow warning of ice remains in place until midday tomorrow.

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Light snow is forecast in Swansea from 6pm tomorrow through to midnight; in Carmarthen from 9pm until around midnight tomorrow; and in Neath from 6pm tomorrow until the early hours of Thursday.

Light snow is expected to fall from 3pm today in Cardiff, after a morning of sleet. The Met Office predicts this will turn into heavy snow by around 9pm, and subside to light snow at around midnight.

A flurry is forecast until lunchtime on Wednesday, and again in the early hours of Thursday.

The public should be aware of possible disruption to transport, the Met Office warns.

Be prepared for a number of road closures, and for the fact others may be passable only with care. Difficult driving conditions are likely.

People in South Wales should also be braced for some disruption to road, rail and air transport, and longer journey times.

For live First Great Western train information, click here.

The latest snow updates for South Wales can be found here.

To view the South Wales weather channel, click here.

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  • Profile image for Dai_Chotomy

    by Dai_Chotomy

    Saturday, February 16 2013, 9:20AM

    “I just read a headline telling me that "South Wales snow warning upgraded to amber". As I have to travel I became quite worried. TODAY IS SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY! Breaking news indeed! Utter claptrap!”

  • Profile image for bennyhill4

    by bennyhill4

    Tuesday, January 22 2013, 10:53PM

    “Anon300, On a previous page on this site you were complaining about the snow in a cul de sac in morriston not being gritted, and now you are saying it's not fair that we are not getting much snow. I think you are just an attention seeker”

  • Profile image for Julesbreadbox

    by Julesbreadbox

    Tuesday, January 22 2013, 9:16PM

    “Now, even the Met office is merely a bunch of attention seekers!”

  • Profile image for Dr_Conker

    by Dr_Conker

    Tuesday, January 22 2013, 7:08PM

    “PANIC! The met office predicts a 40-60% chance of light rain for swansea for 3am wed
    http://tinyurl.com/bjvkt9k

  • Profile image for cresswell1

    by cresswell1

    Tuesday, January 22 2013, 3:40PM

    “and what about Carmarthen, they were on an amber warning last night, still waiting for the snow”

  • Profile image for Anon300

    by Anon300

    Tuesday, January 22 2013, 3:37PM

    “Swansea never has naff all. Its not fare”

  • Profile image for ILoveMichu

    by ILoveMichu

    Tuesday, January 22 2013, 3:28PM

    “Awesome, bring it on, the more the merrier.”

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