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06
Dec 2022

A weather warning for ice has been issued for the Harrogate district as sub-zero temperatures loom.
The warning is in force from 6pm tomorrow until noon on Thursday.
The Met Office has warned "some disruption is likely due to icy surfaces" on untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths.
The district has had remarkably little ice so far this winter.
Temperatures are expected to fall slightly below freezing tonight and then plunge to minus three degrees centigrade on the next few nights. They will struggle to rise much above freezing even during the day and light snow could fall on Friday and Saturday.
Temperatures could fall even lower in more rural areas, such as Greenhow Hill, which is the highest place in the Harrogate district.
Gritters, which operated last night, will be back out on key routes again tonight.
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