Morning commuters are facing further travel disruption on Wednesday after heavy snowfall and ice affected parts of the UK. The Met Office put in place a yellow warning for ice for much of eastern Wales from 5pm on Tuesday to 10am on Wednesday.

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A new ice warning has been issued after heavy snow sparked chaos on Tuesday, with widespread travel disruption and more than 200 schools forced to close. Snow fell across large swathes of the country on Monday night and Tuesday morning, including London, Wales, Scotland and the Midlands.

Nearly every part of Wales is included in a Met Office yellow weather warning for ice and snow as temperatures continue to drop. The warning was issued by the forecaster on the evening of Tuesday, November 19 and is in place until 10am on Wednesday.

More snow is set to fall over the weekend with the Met Office issuing several new weather warnings. A yellow warning for ice with sleet or snow showers is in place for most of Scotland, the East and West Midlands, the east, northeast and northwest of England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Yorkshire until Thursday morning.

Commuters across the UK could face more travel chaos this morning as the Met Office warned of snowy and icy conditions across the country. A yellow ice warning covering southern England, the Midlands and eastern Wales remains in effect until 10am today, with the forecaster advising vehicles could be stranded and power cuts widespread.

There are six yellow warnings in place for snow and ice across the UK, including Wales, and all last until Wednesday morning. Snow left one road impassable and there were collisions on two others roads,

Dozens of schools have been forced to shut across the UK after a second night of snow hit large parts of the country. A Met Office yellow ice warning covering southern England, the Midlands and eastern Wales remains in effect until 10am on Wednesday,

Snowy conditions have forced the closure of more than 200 schools, as fresh weather warnings were issued amid widespread travel disruption. The Met Office has put in place several warnings for snow and ice across the UK for Tuesday and Wednesday,

Dozens of schools have shut and several roads are closed after snow fell across parts of Wales. There are three yellow warnings in place for snow and ice across the UK, including north-east Wales. Snow left one road impassable and collisions on two others roads,