Ice warning but Shropshire cold snap set to end
Freezing temperatures caused problems in parts of Shropshire on Friday - but the short cold snap seems set to come to an abrupt end with heavy rain forecast for Saturday.
The Severn Centre in Highley had to close part of its car park on Friday morning because of ice.
Organisers at the leisure and community said issued an ice warning on social media.
They said: "If you are visiting the Severn Centre this morning please take extreme caution when entering and leaving the building. A large part of the car park has been blocked off for your safety.
"We have gritted the paths to the best of our ability to keep you safe. If you are driving please take your time around the car park. Stay safe and sorry for any inconvenience.
Meanwhile, Shropshire Council said its gritting teams will be treating roads across the county again from 3pm on Friday, including gritters named Grit Expectations and Ready Salted.
There have been no weather warnings issued for Shropshire but Saturday looks like a washout, with rain setting in from the west overnight.
Next week will see a return to grey skies and temperatures between 3C and 11C.
