There is set to be heavy snow in York - as weather warnings have been issued.
The Met Office has issued two days of weather warnings for York on both Saturday, November 23, and Sunday, November 24.
In their warning, they said: "Heavy snow on Saturday, followed by a rapid thaw and subsequent rain on Saturday night, may cause some disruption.
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"Outbreaks of rain will spread north-eastwards on Saturday, preceded by a spell of snow across parts of northern England and Scotland.
"Whilst snow will become increasingly confined to higher elevations with time, there is the chance of a transient period of snow to low levels in some areas, with perhaps as much as 5-10 cm accumulating in places, especially the Vale of York, before turning back to rain."
Whilst York will be facing snow and rain, coastal areas of the North East will be hit by Storm Bert - the second named storm of the season.
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