Met Office issues ice warning for Nottinghamshire as freezing temperatures to return - how cold it could get
The 10-hour warning was issued this morning
The Met Office has issued a fresh 10-hour ice warning for Nottinghamshire, with temperatures set to dip once Storm Chandra has passed.
The yellow weather warning - which covers much of central, eastern and northern England - will be in place between 12am and 10am tomorrow morning (Wednesday, January 28).
According to the Met Office, patchy ice is likely to form on untreated surfaces by Wednesday morning and may lead to some disruption.
This could cause some injuries from slips and falls on icy surfaces.
The warning will come into force just a few hours after Storm Chandra has swept across Nottinghamshire.
With Chandra forecast to bring up to 40mm of rainfall to Nottinghamshire, forecasters are warning of secondary hazards due to sub-zero temperatures overnight into Wednesday morning.
How cold could it get in Nottinghamshire?
According to NetWeather, temperatures in Nottinghamshire could dip below freezing overnight and into Wednesday morning.
Lows of 0C are expected widely, while rural areas could be even colder.
Clear skies will allow temperatures to fall below freezing following Storm Chandra.
After recent wet weather, this could lead to ice patches on untreated surfaces.
Overnight temperatures are expected to fall once again as the week progresses, with -2C or -3C possible over the weekend.