BBC News - Snow set to hit England's south-west and north-east 22 January 2013 Last updated at 05:18 More snow is expected to fall in parts of south-west and north-east England, causing further disruption on Tuesday. Some 2-5cm is likely in places in the south west with a risk of as much as 5-10cm and more on high ground, the Met Office said. In the north east, snow is likely on Tuesday evening and into Wednesday on top of the already icy conditions. The Met Office is warning of icy stretches "just about anywhere" as the cold snap continues. It has issued a yellow warning of snow for the south west and a yellow early warning for the far north east. Some schools in north-east England will be closed again on Tuesday. A Somerset postman died while carrying out his rounds in freezing conditions on Exmoor, Royal Mail said on Monday, and a 25-year-old woman was found dead in the snow in a garden in Kent.