Hundreds of schools across the UK are set to close tomorrow as snow and freezing conditions grip large parts of the country.
Temperatures are expected to fall further overnight, with many areas hovering around or below freezing. The Met Office has issued a series of yellow and amber weather warnings for snow and ice, covering both current conditions and the days ahead.
Schools in Scotland, North Wales, Northern Ireland, and Devon are among those announcing closures, citing concerns over hazardous travel conditions.
Local authorities say the decision is aimed at protecting students, parents, and staff from dangerous roads, icy pavements, and reduced visibility caused by snowfall and freezing rain. Many schools have advised families to check official websites and social media channels for the latest updates, as conditions may worsen overnight.
Forecasters warn that further disruption is possible if temperatures continue to drop and snow accumulates, with additional school closures likely in affected regions.
