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We've been telling you about a bridge collapse in Skipton.
If you're not familiar with what the area looked like before, this is it:
Image source, GoogleAnd then at about 15:30 this afternoon, the area collapsed, leaving two cars in a beck.
There have been no injuries reported and police have closed the nearby road.
Police and the fire service are at the scene of a bridge collapse in Skipton this evening.
North Yorkshire Police have confirmed that no one was in the cars at the time and that no one has been injured.
The area was used as a car park for nearby businesses.
Two cars have fallen into a beck below while several others are on the edge.
Police have closed Coach Street and nearby buildings have been evacuated.
A bridge has collapsed in Skipton plunging at least two cars into the beck below.
Image source, North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue ServiceIt happened just after 15:30 and North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service say no one has been injured.
Image source, North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue ServiceThe area is used as a car park for local businesses - and those buildings have been evacuated.
Gas and electrical engineers are heading to the scene to make the area safe.
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Ok, so we really don't want to tempt fate, but it looks as though the city centres are running very smoothly - almost as if most people have left work early.
It's not such a great picture on the motorways though, there's congestion after J24 westbound on the M62 and this accident on the M18 in South Yorkshire:
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Buildings in Skipton have been evacuated after a bridge collapsed in the town this afternoon.
At least two cars have fallen into a beck, with some others teetering over the edge.
This is the latest from North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue:
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We're getting reports that a bridge has collapsed in Skipton.
At least two cars have been damaged, North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue say there are no casualties.
More to follow
A tram has derailed in Sheffield this afternoon:
Image source, Rory SheildIn a statement Stagecoach said "One of our trams was involved in a low-speed incident outside the Nunnery deport shortly before 13:00 today.
"The tram was out of service at the time and no-one was injured. As a result the Yellow route service between Cricket Inn Road and Arena was temporarily suspended."
The service has now resumed.
Here's an unusual sight - snow on the water!
Image source, Jed SkinnerJed Skinner took these pictures of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal this morning in Shipley.
Image source, Jed SkinnerWe've been keeping a close eye on the weather today - as you might expect.
But right now there are huge variations in conditions around the region.
This is the A166 above Garrowby Hill in East Yorkshire:
Image source, Jim CalvertYet in Leeds, it's impossible to take a decent picture because it's so bright!
And in Sheffield, it's kind of a mix of the two:
Image source, elliecolorsCouncillors in part of the Yorkshire Dales vote down the idea of increasing tax on second homes.
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It's -4C!
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Do you know what, Yorkshire's city centres are looking fine so far this afternoon as we approach what would be the traditional rush hour.
However, on the motorways things aren't looking as great, this is the M62 westbound and it's like this for about 11 miles from J24.
Image source, Highways England/Crown CopyrightIt's the same story on the M1/M18 southbound
Image source, Highways England/Crown CopyrightThere's no clear reason for any of the delays, it may be that people have left work early en masse.
We'll keep you posted.
The snow around West Yorkshire has led people to take unusual steps to get around.
Read MoreHere's a great shot of the latest snow flurry moving across Leeds city centre taken by a lift engineer:
Image source, Leeds Liftman's ViewFlights have resumed at Leeds Bradford Airport after the runway was closed for much of the day due to snow and ice.
This KLM flight to Amsterdam was the first to take to the skies.
The airport hailed its ground crew for clearing the snow and called it a "fantastic effort from all the team".
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There are, of course, plenty of people who love the snow in Yorkshire and we've also seen quite a few animals enjoying themselves today.
But none more so than these fellas:
Image source, Yorkshire Wildlife ParkYou'd be forgiven for suddenly having David Attenborough entering your mind now, telling you something beautifully poetic about the ice plains of the arctic.
But forget that, these are proper Yorkshire polar bears, seemingly enjoying the snow!
Image source, Yorkshire Wildlife ParkYorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster tweeted these pictures earlier today saying "At least these guys appreciate the snow and ice!"
We've shown you a lot of pictures of struggling cars and people trying their best to make their way through the snow.
So it's nice to see some people enjoying it!
Thanks to Wakefield Girls’ High School for sending us these pictures of their day:
Image source, Wakefield Girls High SchoolThe school opened as normal this morning, but had to close this afternoon.
One hundred students and staff made it in this morning, the Assistant Headteacher Joanna Rhodes described it as an "unusual but splendid day".
Image source, Wakefield Girls High SchoolShe added "We particularly enjoyed watching the girls put their phones away during break to play out for a change."
What an amazing view this is:
Image source, Elizabeth HillTaken from the tower of York Minster, this was sent to us by Elizabeth Hill, a host at York Minster, external.
She said being the first to see the view from the tower is one of the highlights of her job.
Hope you remembered to bring your scarf and hat today Elizabeth!
We've all made it to the afternoon, despite the snow trying its best to keep us all away from school and work.
But what does the weather hold in store for us this afternoon in Yorkshire?
Will we be getting home easily?
Image source, ShubhoThe latest forecast for our region is for sunny spells and snow this afternoon with more scattered snow showers this evening and overnight.
Minimum temperatures though will get down as low as -5C.
Tomorrow we can expect a bitterly cold and windy day with an exceptional wind chill and a few snow showers at times.
I bet, while you have been wading through all of that snow today, you've been asking yourself "I wonder how much salt Leeds City Council have actually spread overnight"
Wonder no more and behold some top gritting stats from the team who keep the city's roads passable:
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