Blizzards in Cumbria have led to road closures and abandoned cars. Emergency accommodation has been set up to help stranded individuals. Drivers are advised to leave their vehicles in a safe position and seek refuge.
Heavy snowfall has caused chaos in Cumbria , with blizzards cutting off parts of the county in quick time and leaving cars abandoned across roads. Emergency accommodation was set up in Ambleside to help those stranded in the Cumbria n town.
Police warned drivers not to attend their vehicles, instructing them to leave them in a safe position and seek refuge. The Met Office issued yellow and amber warnings for snow and ice in Cumbria and Lancashire.
Snowfall Chaos Cumbria Blizzards Road Closures Abandoned Cars Emergency Accommodation Stranded Drivers Safe Position Refuge
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