Bristol Airport suspends flights

Bristol Airport shut by snow and ice sparking travel chaos
All flights to and from Bristol Airport have been stopped due to snow on the ground - with incoming planes forced to circle away and passengers left delayed for hours
UK weather live: Bristol Airport suspends flights as Met Office snow and ice warnings remain in place
The Environment Agency has issued a critical flood warning – indicating a “danger to life” as a mass evacuation is ordered.The warning covers the River Soar at caravan parks near Barrow upon Soar in Leicestershire as levels start to rise after heavy rainfall and rapid snowmelt.
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Live: Bristol Airport flights delayed due to snow and ice
Flights suspended at Bristol Airport due to bad weather. Social media reports suggest snow on the ground. Live flight data that no flights have left the airport and the first arrivals are being delayed and are circling away from the airport. Passengers should check their flight before travelling to the airport.
Flights suspended at Bristol Airport and drivers warned of icy conditions as snow falls
The A37 near Shepton Mallet in Somerset is also impassable because of the ice and snow. It's affecting the stretch between Hay Street (Ston Easton) and A361 Charlton Road (Charlton Crossroads, Shepton Mallet).
Bristol Airport reopens and bus services cancelled as weather warnings remain
In Somerset, there are reports of snowfall in Taunton and the Quantocks. A Met Office yellow weather warning is already in place for parts of our area, including Gloucestershire, which will turn to an amber warning for snow and ice at 18:00 GMT today.
Snow forces Bristol Airport to suspend all flights as extreme weather sparks travel chaos
Snow at Bristol Airport has caused flight operations to be suspended - several flights have been cancelled with numerous other flights being diverted to other parts of the UK
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Bristol Airport suspends flights after heavy snowfall
Bristol Airport has suspended flights and diverted several others tonight (Saturday, January 4) following heavy snowfall. At the time of writing, three flights had to be diverted to Birmingham, two to Manchester, two to East Midlands Airport in Derby, one to Cardiff, and one to Gatwick.
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There is still some snowfall on the M5 near Bridgwater. And on the M4 near Swindon there is little traffic but some snow. A few more of your pictures - this first one is from Alex in Bussage, Gloucestershire. And Graham has sent us this one from Chippenham, Wiltshire.
Bristol Airport suspends flights due to snow and ice
Snow chaos engulfed Bristol Airport this morning as all flights were suspended due to heavy snowfall, triggering travel disruptions and leaving passengers stranded. Aircraft meant to land had to be rerouted, while departures scheduled for the morning faced delays.
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