There is also an overlap with a warning for snow and ice, which continues up to the north of Yorkshire, which is in place until midday. Both mean people should be aware and take relevant precautions. There are no more amber alerts in place, which ended after the snow yesterday.

Heavy snow and freezing rain has brought widespread disruption across the U.K. with several major airports forced to suspend flights and many roads in the north of England unnavigable

Britain was bracing for more snow, rain and flooding on Monday as severe weather disrupted road and rail travel and forced airports in northern England to temporarily close their runways, delaying dozens of flights.

Snow and ice have brought disruption to Yorkshire for a second day, with dozens of schools closed and commuters faced with widespread travel delays. Heavy snowfall over the weekend failed to thaw overnight in many parts of the region, but where it did flood warnings were issued in 14 areas across North, South and West Yorkshire.

Heavy overnight snow has created significant travel disruption across the UK as the cold start to the new year continues.

The UK is set for more travel chaos this week as heavy snow turns to rain and flooding overnight, the Met Office warned. The forecaster warned of heavy rainfall across much of central and southern England between Sunday and Monday morning – with bus and train services set to be affected.