The Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning for snow which will affect some areas just outside of Bristol.
The weather warning lasts until 10am today (Thursday 14 November).
The weather warning is issued for areas to the south and east of Bristol such as Keynsham, Bath and Midsomer Norton and areas to the north of Bristol such as Yate.
A yellow warning for rain was originally in place since 9.26pm yesterday (Wednesday 13 November).
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However, the Met Office have now updated this weather warning to a yellow warning for snow.
The snow warning also includes a large stretch of the M4 motorway.
What to expect this rush hour
Some roads and railways are likely to be affected by lying snow.
Longer journey times are expected across roads, bus and trains.
If the weather warnings severely impact on travel conditions, we will bring you all the latest with a live traffic blog.
Reason for Met Office update
A yellow warning for rain was originally in place for large parts of the south west region and Wales.
However, this was updated this morning at 5.20am following recent trends identified by the Met Office that snow will be affecting some hill areas in western England during this morning's rush hour, in particular around the Cotswolds.
Hour by hour forecast
8am - BBC weather says there is a 90 per cent chance of heavy rain across Bristol. With temperatures at around 3C some of this rain could turn to light snow.
9am - Light rain showers are expected across Bristol. Again because temperatures are sticking at around 3C, snow is still likely across some parts.
10am - The snow warning comes to an end at 10am. Temperatures lift slightly to 4C, with light rain showers persisting across much of the city. Rain is forecast throughout the day until 7pm this evening.
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