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Bridlington escapes worst of the overnight snow but problems have been reported further afield

Bridlington Echo by Bridlington Echo
10/03/2023
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Bridlington, and the surrounding area, seems to have escaped the worst of the overnight snowfall that has covered many parts of the country.

The scene this morning on a road just off the A166 – Driffield to York Road. Photo : Echo Media Group.

Further afield, the A166 Driffield to York Road has been described as having ‘very difficult driving conditions.’

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There have also been verified reports of Garrowby Hill been closed to vehicles, but this has yet to be confirmed.

Rough seas – but no significant snowfall in Bridlington this morning. Photo: Ron Willsher/ Echo Media Group

One motorist told the Echo that it took him two hours to drive from Bridlington to Pockington – a trip that normally takes 45 minutes. He described driving conditions as very tricky – especially over higher ground.

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