School closures

There is a yellow weather warning for snow and ice in parts of north Wales that runs until lunchtime on Tuesday, and temperatures are expected to remain cold ...

A widespread frost developing, with some icy patches possible. Then a mix of sunny spells and wintry showers, with snow flurries likely at times, mainly across northern parts of Wales and near coastal regions. - Ysgol Cefn Meiriadog - Ysgol Llanbedr Live updates on the weather Snow has closed a number of schools in Wales on Tuesday (January 17) as temperatures dropped to -6C overnight.

The Met Office has also issued a yellow warning for snow and ice across parts of the UK throughout Tuesday. Snow covers fields near Addington in Kent.

“Another cold night to come with a scattering of wintry showers, these turning to snow at times. Then a mix of sunny spells and wintry showers, with snow flurries likely at times, mainly across northern parts of Wales and near coastal regions. Pencalenick School – opening 10:30am Nansledan School – opening 10:30am Nanpean School – opening 10:30am Nancledra School – opening 10:30am Manaccan School – opening 10:30am Gulval School – opening 10:30am Germoe School – opening 10:30am Crowan School – opening 10:30am Coverack School – opening 10:30am Boskenwyn School – opening 10:30am

Heavy snow and ice caused school closures and power outages in the Camino area of El Dorado County.

School is out for many pupils across the UK due to the Met Office weather warnings for today and tomorrow, as the full list of school closures in Cornwall, ...

- Kinlochbervie Primary: Closed (bad weather) - Crossroads Primary: Closed (bad weather) - Castletown Primary: Closed (bad weather) - Canisbay Primary: Closed (bad weather) - Broadford Primary: Closed (bad weather) - Avoch Primary: Closed (bad weather)

Snow and ice continues to affect the north-east with several schools reporting difficulty with transport or being closed to pupils.

Turriff Academy - Changes to transport routes Meldrum Academy - Changes to transport routes Ellon Academy - Changes to transport routes

"In addition, icy stretches are likely to form following showers." Schools closed today are: Killen Primary School, 76 Learmore Road; Artigarvan Primary School, ...

Becoming dry with clear periods elsewhere with a frost and freezing fog patches. Today - "Some bright or sunny spells and scattered wintry showers, these most frequent this morning. Maximum temperature 4C." Trafficwatch NI said: "North West - Londonderry / Strabane / Coleraine - Lots of lying snow about at the minute causing difficult driving conditions on untreated roads. - Culmore Primary School, 181 Culmore Road - Drumahoe Primary School, 31 Drumahoe Road

SHETLAND Islands Council has explained that yesterday afternoon's (Monday) decision to close schools for a second day was based off forecasts and weather ...

All funds go towards covering our cost and improving the service further. Shetland News currently has over 560 supporters who are all making small voluntary financial contributions. Shetland Islands Council’s schools manager Brenda Leask said in a statement to Shetland News: “We wanted to make an early decision so that everyone was aware of the situation and could make the necessary arrangements. The decision to close schools on Monday was only made early yesterday morning after heavy snow had fallen overnight. SHETLAND Islands Council has explained that yesterday afternoon’s (Monday) decision to close schools for a second day was based off forecasts and weather warnings at the time. All of Shetland’s schools and council-run early years settings are closed for a second day today (Tuesday) due to the weather.

Showers will mostly be widespread in the west and will be windier than recent days, especially around the Welsh coastline. The maximum temperature 6 °C. Roads ...

- Troedyrhiw Primary School - Pantysgallog Primary School - Goetre Primary School - Dowlais Primary School - Caedraw Primary School Roads across the country have been closed or drivers warned not to travel due to black ice causing difficulties.

More than twenty schools across Northern Ireland are shut, with the north west the worst affected.

"It's very clear that it has been a while since we have all had to think about how we drive when it is snowy and there were a lot of cars being abandoned - there was one particular hill I had to drive up and the four cars in front of me did not get up that hill and had to leave their cars and vans." "Snow may be heaviest in the north, but right down to the south of the province and to the west, it is still very icy anyway, so please everyone take extra care if you have to travel," he said. "They have been working in shifts almost continually over the past couple of days, in many areas to try and keep the main road network open and passable, but it is fair to say that the situation does remain difficult, and the road temperatures are currently below freezing almost everywhere." He said despite the service's best efforts "you can't guarantee that roads are free of snow and ice at all times". He said "many of the drivers have been facing heavy snow showers along their routes". The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) said salting had been carried out across the "entire scheduled network" on Tuesday evening and again overnight in the early hours of Wednesday.

There's a return to the classroom for many senior pupils though scores of schools are closed and the transport situation in many areas is patchy.

Kinmylies Primary: Partially closed - opening 1 hour later (bad weather) Beauly Primary: Partially closed - opening 1 hour later (bad weather) Avoch Primary: Partially closed - opening 1 hour later (bad weather)