More snow predicted as weather continues to cause disruption
Some schools close for the third day in a row
Rescue vehicles stuck in snow while helping others
Drifting snow continues to make some rural areas impassable
Ipswich Town, Norwich City, Northampton Town, Colchester United and Peterborough United matches postponed
Generally speaking, Cambridgeshire seems to have missed the worst of the snow so far.
But our BBC Weather Watchers have been busy taking pictures of the white stuff where it has fallen.
Impington Geoff sent us this picture from Histon...
MaggieMay submitted this picture from Cambridge...
And thanks too to Molly at the End for this garden scene in Ramsey.
Premier League Watford aren't letting the snowfall in Hertfordshire disrupt their training schedule, if this tweet by the club is to be believed.
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On Saturday, the Hornets host relegation threatened West Bromich Albion at Vicarage Road (15:00 kick-off).
The city has turned into a winter wonderland overnight, with a fair few inches of snow falling.
Probably goes without saying, but if you're thinking of tackling Grapes Hill this morning, don't...
Snow has been falling all over Beds, Herts and Bucks - albeit not as heavily as it has been in other areas of the country.
It has not been great for commuters, but it has at least allowed our BBC Weather Watchers to share some beautiful images of the snow where they live.
User Niknak1970 took this image of bird tracks in Hitchin, Hertfordshire...
Astride sent us this snap of Saunderton, Buckinghamshire...
And AprillHarper submitted this picture of Luton Airport in Bedfordshire...
We've been counting aloud using our fingers and have calculated that...
Highways England has confirmed all vehicles trapped on the A1(M) between Peterborough and Stamford have been recovered and the road retreated.
It was closed in both directions in the early hours of Wednesday, but has since reopened.
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With the exception of parts of the north and east of the county, Northamptonshire has avoided much of the heaviest snowfall.
But our BBC Weather Watchers have still managed to take some wonderful images of the dusting of snow that has fallen.
This was Tim's view in Bugbrooke earlier...
While user Ziggy's Wood submitted these pictures of Glapthorn in east Northamptonshire...
Just an update on some news we brought you earlier.
The A10, which had been partially blocked by a collision, is now clear according to police.
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Highways England says that the A1 has reopened after it was closed in both directions, earlier.
A number of vehicles had become stranded, but the carriageway is now clear and the road surface treated.
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The north of Northamptonshire, including Kettering and Corby, appear to have been the worst affected by snowfall in the county overnight.
But Kettering Borough Council say that it's business as usual as far as bin collections are concerned...
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Snow has been falling across Essex and it has caused some disruption at Southend Airport...
A spokeswoman told us: "London Southend Airport is open and operating this morning.
"We had some delays on the first wave of flights due to de-icing requirements - but otherwise it is business as usual at this stage. We do advise people to check with their airline before travelling."
It goes without saying that it's a cold one out in Suffolk this morning.
Motorists across the county were faced with a car thermometer reading well into minus figures...
But the daylight has at least revealed yet another day of pretty snowy views...
Needless to say, it's quite snowy out and about in Norfolk this morning.
This was the scene earlier outside Norwich railway station.
Meanwhile, this is Pat Keller's view of Old Hunstanton.
The A1 between Stamford in Lincolnshire and Peterborough has reopened after the road was closed because of adverse weather conditions earlier on Wednesday.
Jack Tappin, from Highways England, said the organisation "began noticing some stranded vehicles" at about 01:00 and "some jack-knifed lorries".
A 20-mile stretch of the road was fully closed while highways officials and police attempted to recover the vehicles, he added.
"It's been a very big recovery operation across three counties - Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire," Mr Tappin said.
Image source, @roadpoliceBCHAlthough the road had been gritted in advance, a number of vehicles became stuck and people were trapped for several hours.
Highways England worked with ambulance staff and police to "ensure the safety and welfare" of people who had become stuck, Mr Tappin said, adding that no injuries had been reported.
Lincolnshire Police have told us the A1 and the A15 have now reopened - however they're still warning drivers to take care.
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Motorists are being warned that heavy snow conditions are still affecting stretches of the A1(M), which was closed in both directions between Peterborough and Stamford in the early hours of Wednesday.
The southbound section was fully reopened earlier but conditions are still causing problems for drivers.
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East Hertfordshire rural police say the A10 is down to one lane with traffic control between Royston and Reed after an earlier accident.
They say no-one was hurt, but they are awaiting recovery.
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BBC Look East reporter Mike Liggins has just shared this video from the A47 outside Norwich.
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They aren't alone in being stranded if this Google Traffic Flow map is to be believed...
Image source, GoogleThis is the scene outside Ipswich Hospital this morning.
Gareth Perkins, a photographer for the Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service, tweeted to say: "Thanks to the estates guys at Ipswich Hospital. Out in the cold salting and clearing paths #unsungheroes."
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