Snow to hit Lanarkshire over weekend as Met Office issues yellow warning

Snow is set to hit Lanarkshire this weekend as the Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and rain on Saturday and Sunday. Forecasters are predicting heavy snowfall on Saturday followed by a rapid thaw and subsequent rain, which could lead to possible disruption. The warning covers most of Scotland, including North and South Lanarkshire, with the possibility of 5-10cm of snow falling in the warned area, particularly in higher elevations.

The Met Office has advised residents to be prepared for potential disruption from snow and rain starting from 4am on Saturday until 9am on Sunday. Drivers are being urged to plan their routes ahead of time and to stay updated on any potential delays or road closures due to the weather conditions. Additionally, home owners and businesses at risk of flooding are advised to prepare flood plans and emergency flood kits.

The warning serves as a reminder for everyone to stay informed and be prepared as weather warnings can change rapidly. Tips on how to stay safe during snowy and rainy conditions can be found on the Met Office website. Residents are encouraged to keep an eye on the weather forecast in their area and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during the wintery weather conditions.

In summary, Lanarkshire residents should brace themselves for wintry weather this weekend as snow and rain are expected to cause potential disruption. It is important to stay informed, plan ahead, and take necessary safety measures to mitigate the impact of the adverse weather conditions.