Our barometric soothsayers aren't taking any chances: "severe" weather conditions are forecast for the next few days, with the Met office issuing a stark warning that up to 40cm of snow could fall in London and the southeast this evening and into the morning. Southeastern Trains have got their excuses in early: they've announced a revised timetable for tomorrow, with a "limited number" of services heading into London before 9am. TfL are subtly warning us of the chaos to come — their website currently features a snow-covered Tube roundel as the main image. If you're still at work and dreading a long slog into the office tomorrow, now's the time to grab the monitor, go to the gaffer's office, show him this article, and blag a day "working" from home. If that doesn't work, all eyes to BBC London Travel in the morning.
Rail Services Cut As Heavy Snow Predicted
Last Updated 05 January 2010
Rail Services Cut As Heavy Snow Predicted