Some areas of Yorkshire had inches of snow and while some places looked like a picturesque winter wonderland, others experienced disruptions.
Blankets of snow settled in areas across Yorkshire today (Feb 8) – in Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield and across the Moors.
However, amber weather warnings for snow have been issued for parts of northern England and North Wales, while a mixture of yellow rain and snow warnings will be in force across the four nations.
The snow caused travel and traffic disruptions. Both Stagecoach and First had to cancel buses in Sheffield, Chesterfield and Barnsley.
Bradford College closed and many schools across the region due to “adverse weather" which has been forecasted by the Met Office.
Kirklees Museums also closed early due to snow.
Yellow snow warnings remain in place for Friday (Feb 9) and Saturday (Feb 10).
1. Snow dog in Roundhay Park
A dog walker in heavy snow in Roundhay Park, Leeds. Photo: Tony Johnson
2. Heavy snow in Leeds
A couple walk in heavy snow in Roundhay Park, Leeds. Photo: Tony Johnson
3. Quad in the snow
A couple on a quad bike rip up in Roundhay Park, Leeds in heavy snow. Photo: Tony Johnson
4. Walking in a winter wonderland
Snow battered down on Leeds, but one couple still enjoyed a walk. Photo: Tony Johnson