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Forecasters warn of more snowfall Forecasters warn of more snowfall
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Forecasters have issued a severe weather warning for heavy snow in parts of north and mid Wales.Forecasters have issued a severe weather warning for heavy snow in parts of north and mid Wales.
The bad weather continued overnight, particularly in Powys and Wrexham, although much of the snow in south Wales has now melted.The bad weather continued overnight, particularly in Powys and Wrexham, although much of the snow in south Wales has now melted.
The Met Office has warned of more sleet and snow in Conwy, Denbighshire, Gwynedd, Powys on Wednesday, with five to 10cm expected on higher ground. The Met Office has warned of more sleet and snow in Conwy, Denbighshire, Gwynedd and Powys on Wednesday, with five to 10cm expected on higher ground.
Most roads are currently open after gritters worked around the clock.Most roads are currently open after gritters worked around the clock.
But motorists are being warned to drive with care.But motorists are being warned to drive with care.
There are no reported delays at Cardiff Airport, although passengers are being advised to check flights are running on schedule.There are no reported delays at Cardiff Airport, although passengers are being advised to check flights are running on schedule.
Bristol Airport is warning that there may be some disruption to its flights due to adverse weather conditions across the UK and Europe.Bristol Airport is warning that there may be some disruption to its flights due to adverse weather conditions across the UK and Europe.
Some Stena Line ferries to Ireland from Holyhead on Anglesey have been cancelled after gales battered the area.Some Stena Line ferries to Ireland from Holyhead on Anglesey have been cancelled after gales battered the area.
Salt sales increaseSalt sales increase
Jonathan Powell, a senior weather forecaster, said much of the snow that hit the south east Wales valleys on Tuesday was now heading north.Jonathan Powell, a senior weather forecaster, said much of the snow that hit the south east Wales valleys on Tuesday was now heading north.
"I think those who were hit yesterday are unlikely to be hit again today, although it will still be cold," he said."I think those who were hit yesterday are unlikely to be hit again today, although it will still be cold," he said.
"The snow line is now pushing north.""The snow line is now pushing north."
Council gritters have been working constantly to ensure most roads can stay open.Council gritters have been working constantly to ensure most roads can stay open.
It was also reported that sales of salt had soared by up to 400% in supermarkets as customers stocked up to clear slippery paths and roads.It was also reported that sales of salt had soared by up to 400% in supermarkets as customers stocked up to clear slippery paths and roads.