UK snow: Did it snow where you are?
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It's been another day of snow across the UK, here in Derbyshire there's been a fresh blanket of the white stuff falling since yesterday morning. Let's have a look at more snowy scenes across the UK.
Have you been out enjoying the snow? This child seems to be enjoying some sledging...
Is this the biggest snowman you've ever seen? Joseph from North Wales said they needed to build a second snowman as a step to put the very top on. It's enormous!
It's not just humans enjoying the snow. This Scottish terrier looks like they're loving playing in it in Bedfordshire. It must be pretty chilly on the paws though...
Meanwhile this golden Labrador is just having fun snuffling in the snow...
Forget building sandcastles... in Northumberland in North East England there was enough snow to go sledging on the beach earlier this week.
It's not just kids and dogs enjoying the snow, it's bringing out the playful side of a lot of adults too. This man looks so happy in this snow flurry in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.
The snow storm builds at Stormont, Northern Ireland's government building.
Trees in Doncaster, in Yorkshire, look they've frozen solid in -1C temperatures overnight into Friday morning.
But the snow can be dangerous on the roads. This is what a main road looks like near Somerset.
The snow fell so quickly overnight that some people got stuck on motorways in the Pennine Hills. Six roads in Derbyshire closed on Friday morning.
Brrrring Brrrring! A telephone in Aberdeenshire in Scotland got a dusting of snow.
Luckily this little lamb has a woolly coat to keep it warm in the snow.
This family wrapped up warm to enjoy this snowy scene...
...but while most are keeping as warm as possible, the snow hasn't put off these swimmers at King Edward's Bay near Tynemouth in the North East.
It's Hogwarts at Christmas. Alnwick Castle, which was used to film Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films, is covered in snow. You can almost picture Hagrid dragging a Christmas tree in through the front door.
- Published8 March 2023
