While the Met Office has a general warning for snow this morning, Monday 11 February 2013, it has issued no yellow warnings for the Midlands or Warwickshire after that point, and is predicting only some slight snow or sleet showers as the week progresses. The main roads around the campus are clear and the University will therefore operate as usual.

Staff and students travelling in from areas affected by any local snowfall are advised to take extra care. Grounds staff have been gritting throughout the campus but again, please take extra care when travelling around the campus.

For alerts of snow and ice, the Met Office advises that the public should access the latest weather forecast for up-to-date weather information and should take extra care when walking, cycling or driving in affected areas. For more information visit the Met Office website.

The University will continue to monitor the weather forecast over the coming days and weeks and issue alerts and guidance to staff and students as necessary. Please check insite regularly for updates.

Other useful websites

For advice on personal safety, wellbeing and preparedness for winter weather visit the Met Office: Get ready for winter

For useful information regarding the impact of adverse weather on the transport network visit:

• Highways Agency - includes an interactive road map providing information on roadworks and expected delays on major roads in England.
• National Rail - current services bulletin, including details of scheduled and unscheduled changes to timetables.
• For local bus services: National Express Coventry, Stagecoach Warwickshire and Travel de Courcey.

Other useful links can be found on the insite weather updates page.