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17/01/2013
Rare Red Weather Warning Issued
The Met Office has issued a "rare" red warning for snow for parts of Wales on Friday.
The weather service said that while snow is expected across much of Wales the warning applies to the Heads of the Valleys and Brecon Beacons areas of south Wales.
A red warning is "rare and means take action", BBC Wales meteorologist Derek Brockway has said.
It is thought that red warning areas could see up to 30cm of snow and blizzards and people are being advised to only undertake absolutely essential journeys.
The Met Office added that strong south-easterly winds could also cause severe drifting of lying snow "and severe disruption".
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The weather service said that while snow is expected across much of Wales the warning applies to the Heads of the Valleys and Brecon Beacons areas of south Wales.
A red warning is "rare and means take action", BBC Wales meteorologist Derek Brockway has said.
It is thought that red warning areas could see up to 30cm of snow and blizzards and people are being advised to only undertake absolutely essential journeys.
The Met Office added that strong south-easterly winds could also cause severe drifting of lying snow "and severe disruption".
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