Bad weather disrupts travel in UK with cancelled trains and icy roads.

Good morning, folks! As you step outside, you may want to grab an extra layer because it's quite chilly out there. The frosty weather conditions have caught many commuters off guard as they make their way to work or school. Last night, we experienced a mix of snow and sleet, leaving a thin blanket of white on the ground.

This sudden cold spell has led to three yellow weather warnings being issued for snow and ice in different parts of the UK. Northern Ireland, the north of England, and northern and central Scotland are all expected to be affected. So if you're planning to travel today, make sure to check for any disruptions beforehand.

Unfortunately, the bad weather has already caused some issues with train services. National Rail has warned that there may be delays until at least 2pm, particularly on the Northern network. As a result, the line between Nottingham and Worksop has been closed in both directions while Network Rail investigates the condition of the rails.

Over at Transport for Wales, buses have been brought in to replace trains on certain routes due to the severe weather. It's always a good idea to keep an eye on the forecast and plan ahead when it comes to travel.

But that's not all - there have been reports of flooding in the Ulverston area, leading to delays for trains going to and from Manchester Airport. And down in Sussex, a fallen tree is currently blocking the train line near Crowborough. Crews are working hard to clear the obstruction and get things back on track.

Stay warm and stay safe out there, folks! Let's hope for some better weather in the days to come.

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