Coventry and Warwickshire could be braced for a day of sleet and snow - with a yellow weather warning in place.

According to the Met Office, snow is expected to fall in the region from 6am tomorrow to around 10am - with the forecast warning that this is likely to be heavy snow.

As a result, the yellow weather warning has been put in place from midnight to midday (February 27).

Some travel disruption is to be expected - on both the roads and the railways.

Snow in Corley yesterday (February 25)

Commuters are being told to expect longer journey times by car, bus, and train.

The warning covers Coventry, and the entirety of Warwickshire , and most of the wider Midlands.

What is the forecast showing?

The latest forecast put out from the Met Office says that tomorrow (February 27) we can expect to see light rain in the early hours, before turning into heavy snow at 6am.

This is forecast to last until 8am, where it turns to sleet.

However, it may not be the end of the snow, with more heavy snow forecast from 9am until 11am.

It means that rush hour traffic could be affected.

Temperatures look set to stay just above freezing - hovering at 1C for most of the morning.

Into the afternoon, temperatures look set to peak at 5C, with no further showers forecast, either rain or snow.

We did some some snowfall on Tuesday evening (February 25) with flakes coming down in places such as Nuneaton and Corley.

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Early flurries

The Met Office has warned of snow and sleet flurries over recent days and on Tuesday evening parts of Warwickshire saw their first flakes falling.

CoventryLive was sent videos of slight snowfall in Nuneaton, Barnacle and Corley (which you can see above).

However those earlier predictions were not subject to yellow warnings for snow.