In pictures: Snowy scenes from around the south

A drone captured the scenic view of snow over the rural village of Beenham in Berkshire

People in parts of the south are waking up to snow.

The snowfall has led to numerous schools closing and travellers are being warned warned to check ahead and plan for disruption to their journeys.

The Met Office said further sleet and snow is expected to fall throughout Wednesday with yellow weather warnings for snow and ice in place until Thursday morning.

Here is a selection of some of the pictures taken by members of the public and BBC Weather Watchers.

Families on Canon Heath Down near Kingsclere made the most of the snow
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In Headington, Oxfordshire, the shark sculpture that sticks out of the roof of a house is dusted in snow
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Snow flurries are no bother for these sheep in Four Marks, Hampshire
News imageMark Bobin Sheep at Minterne MagnaMark Bobin
Chilly hooves for these woolly residents at Minterne Magna, Dorset
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A thin blanket of snow across Lyndhurst in the New Forest
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BBC Weather Watcher, Soberty captured the wintry scene in Sherborne
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Gardens in Aldershot were blanketed in snow in the early hours
News imageBBC Emilee & Sophie in Shinfield Berkshire making a snowman before schoolBBC
Emilee and Sophie in Shinfield, Berkshire managed to make a snowman before school
News imageNatasha Campbell-Brown East Meon, HampshireNatasha Campbell-Brown
Natasha Campbell-Brown captures this snowy scene in East Meon, Hampshire
News imageMelanie Preece South WarnboroughMelanie Preece
The snow-covered South Warnborough vilage was postcard-perfect

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