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When the weather takes a turn for the worst - be it hot, cold, wet or windy - we will keep you up to date with the latest news and safety advice.

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The Met Office

The Met Office provides the weather forecasts for TV and radio.

Severe weather warnings are also issued via

Met Office website
Met Office Twitter
Met Office Customer Centre 0870 900 0100

Service disruptions

From time to time some of our services are disrupted. This may be down to severe weather or staffing issues. We always try to keep this to an absolute minimum.

Get the latest updates from us:

We use #NSDCprepared and #NSDCemergency

Tune in to local radio

BBC Radio Nottingham - 103.8 and 95.5 FM
Radio Newark on DAB
Lincs FM - 102.2 FM

Advice from Nottinghamshire County Council

The Nottinghamshire County Council website provides useful information on:

winter roads and gritting
service disruptions
school closures
tips for being prepared and staying well during extreme weather
Visit http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk
disruptions to services from Nottinghamshire County Council

The county council have also launched a new service where you can receive regular updates about council services and events straight into your inbox.

Gritting

Gritting is the responsibility of Nottinghamshire County Council.

Gritting updates - You can keep up-to-date with where the gritters have been using the interactive map or follow Notts County Council on twitter and use #grittertwitter to trace their movements.