Mid and west Cornwall sees snowfall with ice warning across Duchy
As temperatures dipped below freezing in Cornwall last night, the Duchy is on a yellow 'be aware' ice weather warning today.
Helston, Redruth, Camborne, Falmouth, Truro, St Ives and Penzance all had their first snowfall of the winter overnight.
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Snow in Falmouth Picture by Andrew Bastin
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Stithians in the snow by Angie Whonos
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Helston snow this morning. Picture by Emma Williams
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Falmouth snow this moning. Picture by Miles Davis
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
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Falmouth snow by Alice Wright
Halwin Primary School in Helston will be closed today and St Levan Community Primary School in Penzance will be opening late at 10.30am.
Exeter based weather agency, the Met Office, warns: "Sub-zero overnight temperatures will lead to ice forming where snow has fallen or melted during Sunday.
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"In addition there is the risk of further localised snowfalls of some 1-3 cm in places during Monday with a low risk of as much as 5 cm.
"The public should be aware of the risk of disruption to travel during this continuing spell of wintry weather."
Send your pictures of the snow to jo.wood@localworld.co.uk




Comments
by First Impressions
Monday, January 21 2013, 10:50AM
“Had a small sprinkling here in Perranwell near Truro overnight. Remember to feed the birds.”