The Met Office warning is in place from 9am until midnight tomorrow (January 8) and covers parts of south London including Orpington, Croydon and Coulsdon in Surrey.
Some areas in south England including parts of London may experience snow tomorrow, brought on by a weather system.
Outbreaks of snow may be possible, with some areas potentially seeing between 2-5 cm of snow, although areas of higher ground could experience up to 10cm of snowfall.
Alongside potential snow and some sleet tomorrow, the Met Office has warned that ice is likely to form overnight, leading to icy and untreated surfaces.
What to expect?
Tomorrow’s weather could lead to travel disruption, with rail and air services potentially disrupted, and people are advised to check before travelling tomorrow.
Roads may also be disrupted due to tomorrow’s weather, which may cause issues for drivers.
Drivers are being advised to check cars before setting off and to leave themselves additional time to travel in tomorrow’s weather.
Some areas may also experience power cuts as well as disruption to phone coverage, with people advised to prepare power packs ahead of tomorrow
