More snow is predicted to hit the West Country tonight, smothering the area in "temporary accumulations" according to the Met Office. The BBC Weather forecast says that early tomrrow (Friday) morning at around 3am, we will see heavy snow, followed by a lighter shower of snow at 6am before it turns to sleet.

A band of rain, which then turns to snow as it crawls north up the country, may be unloading a lot of snow as it heads over Corsham. Are you concerned about the impact the weather may have on your commute to work?

The Met Office has said we may get around 2 to 5 centimetres of snow tonight, but as much as 10 centimetres is possible on higher ground.

Gloucestershire has a weather warning in place from the Met Office (asking that they "be aware" of the oncoming weather). With Corsham being quite close to the neighbouring county, we could see a brief spattering of snow.

What's your view on the weather? Will it be as bad as the snowfall last month? Tell us your stories about how the weather affected you last month or what your predictions are. Will it all turn to mush by midday or will we be getting more of the white stuff in the days to come?