The first real snow of winter falls across much of Yorkshire
A yellow Met Office weather warning runs until 11:00
A number of schools in South and West Yorkshire are closed with others starting late
Train travel seems mainly unaffected by the snow with bus travel facing minor problems in some areas
There's five schools across the Kirklees are that have closed today because of the snow, while a further four are opening slightly later. The full list is on Kirklees Council's website here, external
In Wakefield, meanwhile, Highfield School is the one school closure we have confirmed there, external.
A number of schools in South Yorkshire say they will be closed or not opening until later due to the snow.
Among those affected are:
If you go to Stanbury Village School in Bradford, good news - you've got the day off! The school is closed today.
Not so much joy for pupils at other schools across the Bradford district, however. The rest are open, albeit 13 other local schools are opening slightly later to give students and staff extra time to navigate the icy conditions.
A full list of these is on Bradford Council's website here, external.
Thanks to our weather watchers who've sent in some proper winter wonderland snaps already this morning. We've got Halifax, Holmfirth, Sheffield and a very merry-looking dog in Barnsley among our pics so far. Keep them coming!
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Image source, CalOttThe A628, which connects Barnsley with Manchester, was closed last night between the A616 (Hollingworth) and the A57 (Flouch) because of the snow, according to the National Highways Agency, and remains shut this morning.
Welcome to our live coverage, after a blanket of snow fell across Yorkshire overnight.
A Met Office yellow weather warning is in place for the region until 11:00 GMT this morning.
Disruption has been relatively minimal thus far, but stay with us for the latest.
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