Warnings still in place for high winds, snow and ice
Commuters face continued travel misery today due to high winds and heavy rain as severe weather continues to batter the UK.
Flooding and broken down trains cause travel misery
Flooding and broken down trains have meant more mid-winter misery for travellers with heavy early morning rain sweeping in.
Rail services in Wales and Scotland were affected by the poor weather, with the Met Office issuing a yellow "be aware" warning for today, and a high probability of severe cold weather, icy conditions and some snow continuing until Sunday morning.
To add to commuters' difficulties, three Underground lines had severe rush-hour delays, while drivers in Scotland, North Wales and the North of England were warned to allow extra time for their journeys due to ice on the road.
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Cold and icy stretches with strong winds through the day
Wintry showers will move across Scotland and Northern Ireland, with a few light showers in Devon and Cornwall.
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Gallery: Snow, wind and rain as UK hit by weather bomb
While the weather outside has been frightful, don't get hopping mad take a look at the wintry weather that won't leave you feeling frosty.
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Wintry showers and high winds set to continue
Wintry showers and high winds set to persist across the country.