The Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning for snow tomorrow, Thursday 8 February.

It is expected to snow in the early hours, turning to sleet in the afternoon. This can make road conditions challenging.

Rutland County Council have let residents know: "Our gritters will be out tonight and tomorrow in the early hours to treat roads. Please take care when travelling."

The Met Office also shared a handy list of how to stay safe in the snow.

Advice includes:

When driving

• Plan your route
• Check for delays and road closures
• Leave more time to prepare and check your car before setting off
• Check wipers, tyres and screen wash
• Pack a torch, blanket, de ice/scraper, in-car charger and warm clothes
• Avoid driving where possible, but if you must, use low revs and high gears and dipped headlights
• Steer into skids and leave room for slips

Thinking ahead and staying safe

• Be sure to have torches and batteries
• Stock up on candles and matches or lighters
• Have plenty of blankets and warm clothing to hand in and out of the house
• be sure you have a few essentials if you can't make it to the shops
• Prevent frozen pipes by opening kitchen and bathroom doors
• Don't use plug in heaters or fires unsupervised/overnight

If you need support, residents can call the British Red Cross Support Line on 0808 196 3651.