THE Borders is covered by a Met Office weather warning for snow tomorrow (January 20) and Thursday.
Issued at 11.03am today, the yellow warning will apply between noon on Wednesday and noon on Thursday, with the region potentially facing travel disruption on roads and rail.
This latest warning has a low likelihood and medium impact, according to the Met Office warning impact matrix.
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A Met Office spokesperson said: "Persistent rain over southern Scotland and the far north of England will increasingly fall as snow above around 100m during Wednesday afternoon and overnight into Thursday.
"A few centimetres of wet snow may accumulate down to around 100m but above 200m 10-15cm may settle with perhaps 20-30cm above 400m.
"Rain is more likely on lowest ground near the east coast and may bring some localised surface water flooding."
A yellow warning for rain is already in place for the Borders. The warning is expected to end at noon tomorrow.
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