Simon Partridge, a Met Office meteorologist, has said that continuous snow showers and strong wind in the East on Sunday would result in"really bad" visibility and up to 20cm of snow in some areas.
Mr Partridge warned:"As the snow is blowing around, obviously there may be places where it will accumulate more because it will drift.open seven days a week, that can have a knock-on effect there as well."Kent was left relatively unscathed by last month's snowfall, but people there have been warned to expect some more this time round.
Kent County Council's deputy director for public health, Allison Duggal, said:"It is vital that during this prolonged period of severe weather, people act to keep themselves and their home warm - even if this is just by heating the bedroom and living room."It comes afterin two-metre snow drifts in northern Scotland on Friday, and amber warnings remain in place there until midday on Saturday.
Ben Aldous, from the RAC, said:"As patrols, we are well equipped to deal with the severe cold, but we urge drivers to think extremely carefully before setting out and question whether their journey is absolutely necessary.
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Bloody climate change.... or is it just winter!!😜😜
Cant wait to see that.... so far all of the heavy snow has been in my imagination.
Believe it when I see it
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