Region's second weather warning as temperatures drop

A VERY CHILLY FEW DAYS ARE FORECAST

- By MARK PAGE

A SECOND weather warning has been issued in East Yorkshire for snow and ice that has the "potential to cause disruption to travel".

The new yellow-level Met Office alert, which will be in place for 12 hours on Monday, follows a similar warning that came into force on Friday night.

The forecaster says "frequent heavy snow showers" are expected to move in from the North Sea affecting coastal areas in our region, as well as some rural locations further inland.

The area for the first warning, which will be in effect from midnight tonight until midnight on Sunday, includes the whole East Yorkshire coast and some other parts of the area including Driffield.