ICE WARNING: Nottinghamshire's big freeze to stay until weekend
Icy conditions are expected to impact on travel in Nottinghamshire.
A yellow warning has been issued by the Met Office as they raise concerns over untreated areas.
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Icy weather expected to settle across Nottinghamshire
The weather is set to remain dry and cold until the weekend, causing icy conditions throughout the region.
Temperatures are forecast to drop as low as -4C tonight and are not expected to climb above 1C until Saturday.
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The cold snap is predicted to end on Saturday afternoon with temperatures rising to around 4C.
A Met Office spokesperson said: “The weather will stay cold and dry so take care on icy roads, pavements and walkways.
“People should give themselves plenty of time when planning their journeys and take lots of care when out driving on untreated areas.
“Those who do travel be sure to be in tune with your local council and the Highways Agency to hear if their routes have been affected.”
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2 Comments
by ShaunaNottm
Tuesday, January 22 2013, 9:03PM
“If you are going to travel prepare, thake a folding shovel, sleeping bag, a small pack of rock salt, spare warm clothing, pair of good boots, and a few snacks and a flask charge you mobile phone.
BUT YOU WILL LOOK A PRATT SITTING ON THE BUS”
by smshogun
Tuesday, January 22 2013, 4:25PM
“Its very easy to prepare, throw a folding shovel, sleeping bag, a small pack of rock salt, spare warm clothing, pair of good boots, and a few snacks and a flask into your car. Charge your mobile and if its PAYG ensure its got plenty of credit on it, and notify someone of your journey and ring them when you arrive.
Not difficult really, a little preperation can save considerable heartache and issues.”