Your photos as snow covers parts of the UK

Locals sought alternative transport in Stonehaven on Saturday as roads remained covered in snow
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With the UK continuing to be in the grip of Arctic winds, snow has coated parts of the country, from Shetland to the south coast of England over the last few days.
Sleet and snow showers on Thursday night created a visual treat for our BBC WeatherWatchers on Friday morning, and for some the wintry vistas kept the photos opportunities coming on Saturday too.
The downside to the wintry weather were slippery roads, pavements and the inevitable disruption to travel. The Met Office issued an amber weather warning for snow up until midday on Saturday, and numerous yellow weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued for the coming days.
The frigid conditions are set to persist by day and night into next week. Overnight snow showers may lead to disruption for the first proper commute of the year on Monday. Atlantic weather fronts clashing with the cold air may cause further issues as we head through the week too.

It was bracing walk along the coast at Seaton Carew, Hartlepool on Saturday morning

You can almost feel the chill leaping out of the photo here in Llandegla, north-east Wales

Saturday morning saw bands of heavy snow showers sweep eastern coastal counties of England, including here at North Coates, Lincolnshire

Snow by the sea in Stonehaven as heavy snow showers rolled into Aberdeenshire on Friday morning

The snow came down heavy and hard in Aberdeenshire as Amber weather warnings were issued in northern Scotland for Friday and Saturday morning

A quiet Saturday morning on the roads in Sunderland with snow and ice taking hold

Slippery roads and pavements were an additional hazard on Friday morning, after overnight snow at Orpington, London

Colourful beach huts stand out against the snow on the coast at Lowestoft, Suffolk on Saturday

Snow coated cars and roads in Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire on Friday
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