Callers report road closed signs and impassable driving conditions near Cloughton this morning.
The Yorkshire Coast is under a Yellow Weather Warning for SNOW with 1-3cm of snow possible, especially on high ground.
This caller to Paddy @ Breakfast told us how bad conditions were just north of Cloughton:
Snow is also now settling at lower levels, including in Scarborough as showers continue along the coast.
The A171 between Whitby and Guisborough is reported to be treacherous in many places with traffic crawling along in difficult conditions.
Overnight, the A169 between Whitby and Pickering has also been closed. Here's the Hole Of Horcum webcam from 8:25am:

Traffic Alert ⚠️
— North Yorkshire Police (@NYorksPolice) November 28, 2023
The A169 is currently closed at White Way Heads / Saltergate Moor near to RAF Fylingdales because of snow and ice.
The road closure is expected to be in place overnight. Motorists who are travelling between Pickering and Whitby should use an alternative route. pic.twitter.com/mdb2Ruetk2
This was the scene near Staxton Hill earlier:

The Cloughton to Ravenscar road is seeing extra traffic but cars are struggling on the hills and bends.
We have regular travel updates on air this morning.
You can call 01723 336444 (option 2) to report any issues.
Here is South Cliff Scarborough this morning:



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