A Met Office warning for snow in Wales has been updated to include most of the country on Thursday. The forecasting service issued a new warning on Tuesday morning as some forecasters warn of "disruptive" snow by the end of the week.
There are now two different yellow warnings for Wales on Thursday that cover most of the country. The new warning for south Wales warns that ice could cause issues during the morning commute on Thursday.
A yellow warning that starts at midnight on Wednesday and now runs until 9am on Thursday says: "An area of rain, sleet and snow is expected to develop over southwest England during Tuesday evening and move east during early Wednesday before clearing mid-morning. Whilst drier conditions may develop for a time through the middle of the day, a further spell of sleet and snow is likely to develop during the afternoon and move east into the evening. There remains significant uncertainty in how far north snow develops as well as whether accumulations are focused mainly over higher ground."
