Snow returned to Telford this afternoon in the form of a sudden flurry that was over almost as soon as it began.
Snow suddenly began falling in central parts of Telford soon after 4pm on Tuesday, falling particularly heavily in areas including Lawley and Central Park and settling on grass and rooftops.
Snowfall was also seen in Ironbridge, while light flakes were reported in Newport. It came on the day the Queen Consort CamillaThe fresh snowfall on Tuesday afternoon caught the county cold, coming after a brilliant sunny morning and a Sunday where temperatures reached double digits, melting away huge sheets of snow that had fallen across Shropshire at the end of last week.
The massive amount of melting snow contributed to high water levels on the River Severn and River Vyrnwy, promptingLast week's cold snap led many schools to close and prompted warnings to stay at home and avoid driving unless necessary.
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