Met Office names 23 areas facing snow on Tuesday - full list

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The Met Office has issued a yellow snow warning for 23 areas across England and Scotland on Tuesday, November 17.

Millions of people across England and Scotland could face travel disruption on Tuesday after the Met Office issued a yellow snow warning covering 23 areas. The warning, which comes into force at midnight on November 17, will remain in place until midday, with up to 15cm of snow possible on higher ground. Motorists and commuters have been warned that some roads and railway lines could be affected, with longer journey times expected as temperatures drop. The Met Office says snowfall will mainly affect higher ground, although some lower-lying areas could also see snow during the morning.

The warning covers parts of northern England, the Midlands and southern Scotland, with areas including Greater Manchester, North Yorkshire and the Scottish Borders among those affected. People travelling through the affected areas have been urged to prepare for possible delays, particularly on roads crossing higher ground.

The yellow warning means the weather could disrupt everyday journeys, although not everyone living within the affected areas is expected to see snow. According to the Met Office, some roads and railways are likely to be affected, with longer journey times possible for people travelling by car, bus or train.

The warning is expected to affect higher routes most, meaning people travelling through rural and hilly areas could face more difficult conditions. Those planning to travel on Tuesday are advised to check road conditions and public transport updates before setting off.

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