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FA Cup, EFL and non league matches postponed due to frozen pitch, snow and safety fears

A number of this weekend’s matches have been postponed as Storm Bert and heavy snow causes disruption across the country.

Weather warnings remain in place, including gusty winds, leaving many matches unable to go ahead with some grounds waterlogged, or covered in snow.

The Met Office says the storm moves in from the east, with rain and snow spreading to the northeast throughout Saturday with strong winds bringing blizzard conditions across parts of the north. Severe gales in coastal and mountainous regions. Milder later with a rapid thaw of snow in the north. Further heavy, blustery showers to follow.

Mild with temperatures continuing to rise overnight. Widely cloudy with further spells of heavy rain for many and very strong winds. Windy with coastal gales, severe at times, continuing overnight.

POSTPONED MATCHES:

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Bamber Bridge v Gainsborough
Salford City v Bromley
Midhurst v Eastbourne United
New Mills vs Sandbach United
Chipstead v Spelthorne
Horsham YMCA v Peacehaven & Telscombe
Newent v Clanfield
Cradley Town v Nuneaton Griff
Liss Athletic v Stockbridge
Harwich v Holbeach
Thornton Cleveleys vs Atherton LR
Ashton Town v Droylsden
AFC Bridgnorth v Stapenhill
Blackburn Rovers v Portsmouth
Dunmow v Southend Manor
Route One Rovers v Daisy Hill
Coton Green v Nuneaton Town
Malmesbury v Worcester Raiders
Epson & Ewell v Tadley
Newcastle Town v Avro
East Grinstead Town v Burgess Hill
Harrowby United v Skegness Town
Westfields v Fairford
Milton United v Risborough Rangers
Totton & Eling v Alresford Town
Ashby Ivanhoe v AFC Mansfield
Arundel v Infinity
Mile Oak v Montpellier Villa
Spalding v Stourbridge
Hungerford v Sholing
North Leigh v Stotfold
Millbrook v Bournemouth
Laverstock & Ford v Hythe & Dibden
US Portsmouth v Wincanton
Hamble v Hamworthy Rec
Downton v AFC Stoneham
Andover New Street v Sherborne
Binfield v Kingstonian
Brockenhurst v Christchurch
Garstang v Steeton
Verwood v AFC Aldermaston
Wells City v Longwell
East Cowes v Ash United
Hucknall v Gresley
Stafford Town v Shawbury
Little Oakley v Woodford Town
Foley Meir v Runcorn Town
FC Clacton v Saffron
Pershore v Corsham
Glossop NE v FC St Helens
Kidlington v Leverstock Green
Oakwood v AFC Uckfield Town
Amesbury v Whitchurch
Armthorpe Welfare v Worsbrough
Allscott Heath v Barnton
Greenways v FC Elmstead
Harvest v Colden Common
Crofton Saints v QK Southampton
Tavistock v Melksham
Thatcham v Bideford
Exmouth v Cinderford
Frome v Wimborne
Winsford United vs Wolverhampton SC
Wellington v Welton Rovers
Holker Old Boys v Darwen
Bashley v Bishops Cleeve
Radstock v Sturminster Newton
Ridgewood v Godstone
Saltash United v Oldland Abbotonians
Leek Town vs Morpeth Town
Bradford v Accrington
Fleetwood Town v MK Dons
FC Halifax Town v Sutton United
Rochdale v Oldham
Alfreton Town v Brackley Town
Darlington v Hereford
Scarborough Athletic v Kidderminster Harriers
Hebburn Town v Ashton United
Hyde United v Whitby Town
Matlock Town v Guiseley
Plymouth Parkway v Bracknell Town
Belper Town v Bishop Auckland
Carlton Town v North Ferriby
Cleethorpes Town v Bradford (Park Avenue)
Consett AFC v Bridlington Town
Dunston v Ossett United
Emley AFC v Ashington AFC
Heaton Stannington v Grimsby Borough
Liversedge v Sheffield
Newton Aycliffe v Garforth Town
Pontefract Collieries v Stocksbridge Park Steels
Sherwood Colliery v Brighouse Town
Anstey Nomads v Coleshill Town
Mossley v Kidsgrove Athletic
Runcorn Linnets v Stafford Rangers
Vauxhall Motors v Clitheroe
Witton Albion v Widnes
Badshot Lea v Rayners Lane
Guernsey v Horndean
Didcot Town v Helston Athletic
Falmouth Town v Malvern Town
Eccleshill United v Pickering Town
Golcar United v Parkgate
Silsden v Rossington Main
Athersley Recreation v Wombwell Town
Dronfield Town v Shelley
Birtley Town v Marske United
Carlisle City v Kendal Town
Crook Town v Guisborough Town
Easington Colliery v Whickham
Newcastle Benfield v Penrith
North Shields v Tow Law Town
Seaham Red Star v Boro Rangers
Shildon v Northallerton Town
West Auckland Town v Blyth Town
Whitley Bay v Redcar Athletic
Boldon Community Association v Jarrow
Chester-le-Street Town v Alnwick Town
Darlington Town v Billingham Synthonia
Prudhoe v FC Hartlepool
Washington v Newcastle University
Yarm & Eaglescliffe v Thornaby
Crediton United v Sidmouth Town
Wadebridge Town v Callington Town
Launceston v Penzance
Dobwalls v Bude Town
Sticker v Honiton Town
SJR Worksop v Blidworth Welfare
Shoreham v Lingfield
Romsey v Fleetlands
Swallownest v Club Thorne Colliery
Fareham v Baffins
Saltdean v Petersfield
Bewdley v Carterton
Millbrook FC v Bournemouth Poppies
Stonehouse v Wellington
Brigg v Wakefield
UCL Games off at: Ashby Ivanhoe , Belper United, Blackstones, Clay Cross Town, Heanor Town, Hucknall Town, Kimberley MW, Newark Town, Pinxton, West Bridgford

WEATHER FORECAST:

For Sunday: Rain spreads east with clear spells developing across central parts. Further blustery showers across Scotland and Northern Ireland, and remaining rather wet in the south. Strong to gale force winds.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Sunny spells and showers, blustery at times though becoming infrequent by Tuesday. Unsettled on Wednesday, with persistent rain and strong winds spreading northeast across England and Wales. Temperatures trending down.

Wednesday 27 Nov – Friday 6 Dec: Probably a quieter interlude to start this period for much of the UK as high pressure builds across the north with a return of night frosts. However there is still a risk of some rain across southern parts of the country on Wednesday, although the northern extent of this is uncertain. The high is likely to migrate eastwards during the second half of next week, potentially allowing some outbreaks of rain to move into some some northwestern areas along with some stronger winds. Into December, and while signals are mixed it looks most likely that high pressure may re-assert itself close to or over the UK, with temperatures generally near average, but some overnight frost is likely, and rather cold by day where any fog persists.

Sunday 8 Dec – Sunday 22 Dec: The start of this period looks like being largely settled, with high pressure close to if not over the UK. However as we move further into December there are signs that it will become less settled with west or northwesterly types preferred, These will bring some wetter and windier interludes with a risk of some snow, especially for hills in the north. These conditions look more likely to dominate towards the middle of December. Temperatures generally close to average through the period.

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