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ondon and the south-east may see snow on Monday after sub-zero termperatures overnight.
Londoners have woken to temperatures of -1C with the promise of a maximum of just 5C, and the Met Office said rain moving across Wales and England in the early hours has the potential to turn to snow.
Snow is already being reported in parts of north-west England, the Midlands and southern England.
A yellow weather warning is in place for snow and ice for England from the north-west down through the Midlands and across to Taunton in the west and London in the east. Parts of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are also under a warning for snow.
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A yellow warning for ice and snow is in place in Scotland, northern England, Northern Ireland and Wales
Parts of the country have already had snowfall today and the warning will be in place until 6pm tonight
Roads have been closed, rail services delayed and in Gloucestershire, police urged residents not to go out
The snowfall comes after Storm Bella lashed the UK with high winds and heavy rain overnight on Boxing Day
The Met Office said a gust of wind had been recorded at speed of 106mph at the Needles on the Isle of Wight
Drivers were warned to avoid heading out unless it is vital today after three inches of snow caused chaos on Britain s roads and forced motorists to abandon their cars.
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Clean up efforts continue after a weekend of deluge from Storm Bella saw winds of more than 100mph litter train tracks with fallen trees and other debris whilst homes and roads flooded.
South Western, Southeastern Railway and the London Overground were all forced cancel or delay services today whilst clean up operations took place to clear tracks of a chaotic combination of obstructions and flooding.
All trains between Bournemouth and Southampton Central were stopped due to water on the line, Great Western Railway said, and one of the major lines into London was also blocked when a tree fell onto the tracks in Haslemere, Surrey.