Snow turns parts of Wales into 'winter wonderland'

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This dog made the most of the wintry weather with a play in the snow
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The flamingos at the Welsh Mountain Zoo adapt well to the colder conditions
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The market town of Llanidloes was perfectly still on Monday morning as snow fell
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More than 160 schools were closed and many children had fun in the snow
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Llyn Mwyngil contrasted sharply with the hills surrounding the lake which were covered with snow
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The snow-covered mountain peaks in Eryri National Park were visible from Anglesey
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This frosty panorama was captured in Wrexham by one of the BBC's Weather Watchers
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In Nantglyn in Denbighshire there was snow as far as the eye could see
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There was plenty of snow to clear this morning up in the hills above Ruthin

19 November 2024

The first snow of this winter in Wales caused school closures and disruption on Tuesday, but there was also excitement and fun for many.

There were snow-covered scenes across the country as people woke up to a winter wonderland.

A selection of photos show a frosty panorama from Llanidloes in Powys to Mold in Flintshire and the mountain peaks of Eryri National Park seen from Anglesey.

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