UK weather: Snow continues to hit the UK

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Snowfall is continuing to cause disruption in parts of the UK as very cold air sweeps in from Russia.

Some people, though, have found ways to enjoy the freezing conditions.

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Snow and freezing temperatures have caused problems with the roads in some parts of the UK, as seen here near Land's End

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The Met Office issued a red warning - the highest level - for extreme weather in Scotland

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Glasgow Airport had heavy snow, with flights cancelled around the country

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Staff have been hard at work clearing pathways, such as here in Helix Park, Falkirk

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In Edinburgh, streets were blanketed in snow

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Heavy snow showers also affected London

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Pedestrians and transport navigated their way through heavy snowfall at Oxford Circus

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Some coastal areas were hit by snow, including Tynemouth beach

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However, the freezing weather didn't stop Oli Adams from enjoying a chilly surf in Redcar

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Meanwhile, others enjoyed the snowy slopes inland

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St Michael's Mount in Cornwall made for a picturesque scene

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The snow-covered dales of Ribble Valley also looked atmospheric

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From Thursday, forecasters predict more snow, gales and sleet

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