Will it snow in Halifax: More snow for Calderdale today and two weather warnings issued as sub-zero temperatures continue in Halifax, Brighouse, Sowerby Bridge and Todmorden

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More snow is being forecast for Calderdale, starting later today.

The Met Office is predicting light snow showers from around 4pm which it predicts will last until 10pm.

After that, it says the snow will turn to sleet which will fall until the early hours of tomorrow.

It has also issued two yellow weather warnings.

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Heavy snow hit Calderdale earlier this weekHeavy snow hit Calderdale earlier this week
Heavy snow hit Calderdale earlier this week

One is for snow and ice from noon today until 10am tomorrow.

The Met Office says: “Wintry showers and icy patches are expected this evening and overnight, perhaps leading to some travel disruption.”

And the other is rain and snow from 4am on Saturday through to 9am on Sunday, although the current Met Office forecast does not include any snow for Calderdale over the weekend, just sleet and rain.

The below-freezing temperatures Calderdale has been experiencing are due to end over the weekend, rising to as warm as 12C by Sunday.

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According to the BBC forecast: “Tonight will become rather cloudy with showers moving in from the west, some heavy, and bringing sleet and snow down to lower levels. Turning drier and clearer in the early hours. Cold and breezy.

"Tomorrow will become a generally dry day with brightness. However, a few areas of cloud and the odd shower may edge in from the west at times. Snow becoming confined to the hills in the afternoon.

"Very windy on Saturday with spells of rain and hill snow in the morning, followed by heavy rain in the afternoon as it turns milder.

"Sunday will continue windy and mild with any early rain clearing to leave bright spells and just the odd shower. Staying windy and relatively mild on Monday, with bright spells and the odd shower through the day.”

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