Icy weather and gritting update
As of the evening of 5th January, Birmingham’s road network had been gritted for 22 consecutive nights, significantly breaking the previous record of 14 consecutive nights. (more…)
As of the evening of 5th January, Birmingham’s road network had been gritted for 22 consecutive nights, significantly breaking the previous record of 14 consecutive nights. (more…)
Snow predicted for the West Midlands area covering Birmingham over the last 24 hours has been light and the impact minimal. We are advised that the next 24 hours will witness periods of rain and sleet with some potential for snow to fall on higher ground over 200 metres. Rain, sleet and any snow is expected to die away overnight. The rest of the week is expected to be mostly dry but turning noticeably colder again with sharp overnight frosts. Roads and pavements will be icy and the Highways Agency (www.highways.gov.uk/traffic ) is warning drivers throughout the UK to take care in icy conditions.
For further weather information please contact the Met Office customer centre on 0870 900 0100 or www.metoffice.gov.uk
Overnight on the 13th December traffic signal equipment on the A38(M) Aston Expressway was subjected to vandalism. This has resulted in the non-operation of the tidal traffic lane on the expressway. (more…)
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