List of North Wales road closures on Sunday January 4 as 'heavy snow' hits

A weather alert for ice and heavy snow is in place this morning.

The Met Office warned of travel disruption due to snow and ice.

There were earlier issues on the A55 and A487 and the A470 and A5 have both been closed.

Current closures and problems:

(7pm)A525 St Asaph near to Oriel House Hotel road is currently closed due to a road traffic collision.
A5 remains closed at Bethesda High Street for crash investigation work after earlier incident.
A548 in both directions just passable, slow traffic due to snow from the B5113 (Llanrwst) to the A544 (Llanfairtalhaiarn).
A470 in both directions partially blocked, queueing traffic due to accident near A487 (Cross Foxes).
A458 in both directions just passable due to snow from A470 (Mallwyd roundabout, Mallwyd) to Pen Y Ddol (Foel).
A470 in both directions just passable due to snow from the A496 (Llanelltyd) to the A4212 (Trawsfynydd).
A494 in both directions just passable, slow traffic due to snow from the A470 (Dolgellau) to B4403 Church Street (Llanuwchllyn).
Reports of traffic problem on A470 between Talycafn and Glan Conwy (now back open)
(12.10pm) A5104 in both directions blocked, queueing traffic due to accident from the B5437 (Corwen) to the Carrog turn off (Carrog).
A5 in both directions just passable, slow traffic due to snow from the A543 (Pentrefoelas) to A483.
The A494 in both directions just passable, slow traffic due to snow from the A5104 (Corwen) to the B5105 (Ruthin).
(11.10am) A5 partially blocked due to crash near Oswestry.

A4086 in both directions just passable due to snow from the A498 (Pont Pen-y-benglog) to Nant Ffynnon (Nant Peris).
A542 Horseshoe Pass in both directions impassable due to snow between the B5103 and the A5104.

A4244 in both directions just passable due to snow from A4086 to the Clwt y Bont turn off.
Many smaller Eryri roads now closed with bus firm saying “area is not serviceable” at this time.

List of North Wales road closures on Sunday January 4 as ‘heavy snow’ hits