Britons are preparing for fresh disruption today as more snow and ice hits the country.
Forecasters have warned that ice poses a major hazard today, with the threat of more snow storms also still looming.
It comes after "thundersnow" storms hit Britain yesterday, forcing schools to close and suspending flights at Manchester and East Midlands Airports.
Severe weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued for almost every part of the UK, with forecasters predicting a week of snow and ice as a cold snap continues to grip the country.
The Met Office has issued the yellow 'be aware' alerts for the rest of today, covering Scotland and Northern Ireland as well as most of England and Wales, with only coastal areas of Wales and the south-west of England escaping.
Up to 15cm of snow - around six inches - is predicted to fall in some highland areas tonight, with some "thundersnow" storms expected in the north.
Yellow warnings of snow are also in force for large swathes of the country over the coming week.
There is a snow and ice warning in force for much of the UK tomorrow, but temperatures will be slightly higher than today.
The cold weather is set to continue over the next few days with further wintry showers and icy patches, particularly at night.
A driver had a lucky escape as his car skidded in icy conditions and ended up nose down at basement level.