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Severe weather warning - Friday 1st and 2nd February.

January 31, 2008 on 7:39 pm | In Chiltern, East Midlands Trains, FCC, FGW, First Hull Trains, GatwickX, GrandCentral, HeathrowX, London Overground, NXEC, Northern, Notwork Rail, One Railway, ScotRail, South West Trains, Southeastern, Southern, Virgin Trains, XC, c2c |

Severe weather conditions have been forecast by the Met Office for the UK for Friday 1 and Saturday 2 February. The weather warning is valid from 0001 Friday 1st until 0600 Saturday 2nd February.

The Met Office continues to forecast colder weather to spread southwards across the UK during Friday and at first on Saturday giving heavy snow in places. Areas most at risk include Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland from early on Friday, extending to northern and central England and much of Wales on Friday afternoon, and perhaps into southern areas on Friday evening. Northern areas could see accumulations of 10cm of snow, with up to 20cm on higher ground, and blizzard conditions and snow drifts could occur in strong winds. Southern areas could see accumulations of 2 to 5cm of snow by Saturday morning. Disruption to transport and power networks is likely and the public are advised to take extra care. This warning will be updated by 1200 Friday 1st February unless superseded by Flash warnings.

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