London weather

Around 50 flights have been canceled at London Heathrow Airport as the UK continues to struggle with icy conditions. Dozens of services remain canceled this ...

Additionally, [Dublin Airport continued to cancel flights amid the severe weather](https://simpleflying.com/dublin-airport-cancels-flights-severe-weather/), with around 50 services affected yesterday. [Gatwick Airport](https://simpleflying.com/tag/london-gatwick-airport/) is not coping well with the ice either, with passengers reporting that the airport only has one de-icing machine. The meteorological agency has issued multiple yellow weather warnings for fog, snow and ice across the UK, with snow expected to fall in London and the southern counties later today. [British Airways](https://simpleflying.com/tag/british-airways/), with dozens of BA flights canceled within the last hour alone. We encourage passengers to check their flight status with their airline for the latest information." Subzero overnight conditions and freezing fog in the morning led to at least 48 flight cancelations and counting.

Yellow weather warnings in place with snow and ice across country as residents of Cornwall advised not to travel.

The Met Office warned that the cold weather was set to continue. Residents in Cornwall were being advised not to travel on Sunday or Monday because of the treacherous weather. Emergency services were called to Solihull, where police said [four children were in a critical condition](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/11/solihull-people-in-critical-condition-after-being-pulled-from-lake) after being pulled from a lake in the freezing temperatures. The railway line between Dover and Minster via Deal was closed on Sunday after ice prevented trains getting electricity from the conductor rail, which powers locomotives. Met Office yellow warnings were in place from Sunday until Monday morning for northern and south-western Scotland, Northern Ireland, north-eastern England, the Midlands and south-west as well as London and the south-east. Further travel disruption is expected this week with temperatures forecast to stay well below freezing overnight, and up to 10cm of snow forecast in the south-east of England.

The Met Office has issued warnings for freezing fog, snow and ice across London as temperatures continue to be sub-zero. On Sunday morning (December 11), ...

Drivers are being warned to be careful on the roads, and the fog, snow and ice could also cause disruption to trains, buses, and flights. Later today, there is also a yellow warning for snow and ice in place as snow could push down to the capital. The fog is forecast to lift by lunchtime, but some places could be affected through much of the day.