Lots of events are being cancelled because of the bad weather, but this has to be one of the most unusual:

Snow and ice forces school closures and causes cancellations to public transport across Yorkshire.

A groom who was stranded about 25 miles away from his wedding venue made it on time despite the bad weather.

Some villages have been cut off, others are managing to soldier on.

A weather warning for snow is still in place for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

It'll feel very cold tonight, with a severe frost and strong winds.

Here's a look at the forecast for the next few hours:

Now, you might not know this, but the vacuum cleaner tycoon James Dyson owns quite a lot of farms here in Lincolnshire.

His farming company Beeswax Dyson has sent staff out today with machinery to try and help clear the roads.

Here's a couple of pictures tweeted by farm manager James Thompson:

Image source, Beeswax Dyson

Image source, Beeswax Dyson

We've been telling you today about a bridegroom who seemed to be about to miss his own wedding because of the snow this morning.

Well look what's just happened:

Mike Enright's father William called BBC Radio Lincolnshire this morning in an attempt to find somebody to help them.

The groom's party were stuck in Horncastle, the wedding was in Lincoln.

After the radio appeal a local garage got in touch and offered to send a couple of 4x4s to help them out.

A Lincolnshire bridegroom - left stranded 25 miles from his wedding venue - eventually arrived with just over an hour to spare.

Mike Enright's dad William called BBC Radio Lincolnshire to appeal for help after the groom's party got stuck in snow at Horncastle.

Lincoln Audi came to the rescue - sending two 4x4s - which arrived at the Lincoln Hotel with just a bit of time to spare.

Mike (above right) and his best man Ben Yarnell (above left) are breathing a sigh of relief.

The wedding's due to take place at the hotel well, within minutes now!

Chris has just sent this picture in from Ingham where there is a brilliant set of icicles outside one of his windows.

He's in Ingham, north of Lincoln, and says the snow is starting to run off leading to the icy display.

Image source, Chris Swann

Scunthorpe United are asking for volunteers to help clear the pitch at Glanford Park ahead of their match at the weekend

The Iron are due to take on Oldham Athletic on Saturday, but the pitch is currently under a layer of snow.

Image source, Scunthorpe United

The club is asking supporters to bring shovels to help clear the pitch tomorrow morning.

Lincolnshire Police is appealing for any witnesses to the crash to contact the force.

The high winds have been causing some serious snow drifts in parts of East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire today.

This photo was sent in from Epworth, North Lincolnshire:

Image source, Appletreeman

The coast has experienced the brunt of the winds blowing in from the east.

This is Cleethorpes beach earlier today:

Image source, Ar

Thanks to everyone for sending in the weather photos.

Let us know what it is like where you are and share your photos here.

A Lincolnshire couple are hoping their wedding goes ahead after the groom got stranded in the snow 25 miles from the venue.

Image source, Gina Metcalf

Image source, Mike Enright

Gina Metcalf's husband-to-be, Mike Enright, is stranded in Horncastle and is struggling to get to the Lincoln Hotel where the pair are due to wed.

The weather has left Mr Enright, his parents, and best man Ben Yarnell unable to reach Ms Metcalf.

After Mr Enright senior called BBC Radio Lincolnshire about the family's plight, a local garage got in touch and offered to send a 4x4 to transport the party along with the wedding cake and flowers.

It's hoped the party will be together for the wedding at 16.00.

The emergency services in Lincolnshire say they are still struggling to get to some rural and coastal communities due to snowdrifts and blocked roads.

Lincolnshire Police say there have been 44 road closures between 05.00 and 11.00 today.

Officers are also warning you to stay off any roads which have been closed.

Here's the latest tweet from them:

Image source, Dan o Connor

Image source, Dan O Connor

Here's a couple of pictures taken by Eddie Harrison at one shop in Lincoln.

The shop appears to be out of milk and a lot of other products by the look of these photographs.

Image source, Eddie Harrison

Image source, Eddie Harrison

Remote villages are cut off, schools are closed and all major roads are blocked in Lincolnshire.

If you're not sick of the snow yet, you'll be glad to hear there is more on the way.

As Storm Emma passes over the UK, the Met Office has updated its snow forecast for tomorrow:

Image source, Met Office

Here's a picture sent in by Tracey from Hemswell on the B1398 about an hour ago.

Another farmer coming to the rescue of a driver who's been unable to keep his vehicle on the road in difficult conditions.

Image source, Tracey Bontoft

And it looks like this lorry - on the A15 at Owmby by Spital - could also do with some help. It ended up in the ditch at about 11:00 today, leaving the driver stranded.

Lincolnshire Police say the conditions on some roads are easing - but officers have repeated the advice to only travel if absolutely necessary.

Councillors in Sleaford have decided to postpone their meetings today because of the bad weather.

Bin collections have also been cancelled by the authority.

The council says it is taking advice from the police - officers say you should not travel at all because many roads are impassable.

Lincolnshire Police are now appealing to the farming community to help with snow ploughing on roads particularly over the Lincolnshire Wolds and the east of the county.

Senior officers say they also need people with off-road qualifications and 4X4 vehicles and the ability to carry passengers to help move essential staff.

Here's the tweet from Superintendent Phil Vickers - who is leading the police operation today: