A WEATHER warning for snow has been issued for parts of North and West Wales.

The yellow warning, which comes into effect in the early hours of tomorrow morning, covers parts of Ceredigion and parts of Gwynedd. It does not include the Llyn Peninsula.

The warning is in place from 3am until 6pm.

According to the Met Office, there is a small chance of travel delays on roads, cancelled rail travel and power cuts.

There is also a small chance some rural communities could become cut off.

The Met Office warning says: “An area of rain pushing in from the southwest through the early morning will readily turn to snow in places as it encounters colder air.

"There remains a good deal of uncertainty in how far north the rain and show will get, before the band stalls and starts to move south again as it eases.

"Three to seven centimetres of snow is possible to low levels with the potential for 10-15 centimetres over high ground (above 200-300m), mainly in Wales and the West Midlands.

"There is a very low chance of perhaps as much 20cm over highest parts of the Shropshire and Snowdonia."