High winds may cause disruption in Salisbury and there is a risk of snow in Tidworth tomorrow, according to the Met Office.

A yellow weather warning for snow has been issued for the area around London for tomorrow (Saturday, November 27).

This includes the area north of Salisbury.

The Met Office predicts spells of rain in most areas, with "a small chance of this turning to snow on Saturday morning leading to some disruption".

The UK's national weather service says there is a small chance of travel delays on roads with some stranded vehicles and passengers, along with delayed or cancelled rail and air travel.

There is also "a slight chance that some rural communities could become cut off".

It also warns of a "small chance" of power cuts and an affect on mobile phone coverage.

On Saturday morning, the temperature may feel as low as -5°C in the area around Salisbury and Andover.

In the forecast for the South West, a minimum temperature of 1°C is expected tonight (Friday, November 26), and there will be a "frosty start" to Sunday.

High winds have been forecast for most of the UK tomorrow, including Salisbury, with the service warning that this that may cause some travel disruption and damage.

Injuries and danger to life from "flying debris" are possible.

The Meteorological Office also says the weather could result in damage to trees and temporary structures and buildings such as tiles blown from roofs, some bridges and roads may close, and power cuts may occur.

Road, rail, air and ferry services may be affected, with longer journey times and cancellations possible.

The Met Office has issued some advice for the snow weather warning in the area here.

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