Latest Met Office weather warnings, school closures and road issues as heavy snow batters Leeds
Heavy snow has fallen in Leeds overnight with roads blocked and dozens of schools shut on Friday, March 10. A rare amber weather warning is in force by the Met Office with a warning that places could see 19 hours of disruption.due to snow and more are expectedn to be shut today. The Met Office weather warning is in force until 12pm today.
It warns that heavy snow is likely to cause significant disruption on Friday with people told to expect "travel delays on roads" amid fears some motorists could be left stranded in the snow.The Met Office says: "Some delays and cancellations to rail and air travel are likely and there is a good chance that some rural communities could become cut off."
Follow our live snow blog for weather updates across Leeds today as well as the latest forecasts and warnings for the city.
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