Many schools are closed across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire again today because of the bad weather.
More than 140 are shut across the region.
Here's where you can check for school closures in your area:
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Lincolnshire Police say every major route across the county is blocked due to drifting snow and freezing temperatures and the force is urging people not to travel.
Here's the latest from Lincolnshire's biggest bus operator:
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Most other bus companies have either cancelled their services or are running a severely limited service.
Among all the snow-related chaos this morning, let's take a second to appreciate a calmer moment the weather's brought to the county.
Thanks to Steve Gray, who's sent this in from Dunholme, south of Lincoln.
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Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire
Almost 160 schools across Lincolnshire are closed this morning as bad weather continues to grip the county.
Headteachers have been getting in touch with the BBC to let us know which ones are closed and we're constantly updating the list on our Facebook page here., external
Lincolnshire Police are also advising that you do not travel this morning unless absolutely necessary.
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BBC News, Nottingham
Several schools in Rutland have closed because of the snow:
The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:
Lincolnshire's Chief Constable, Bill Skelly, has taken to social media to warn drivers to take care during the poor weather conditions.
With more snow still likely, he's urging people to regularly check for warnings and advice during the bad weather:
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Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
It was only a matter of time really...
Some sledders have been making the most of the snow on Lincoln's very aptly named Steep Hill.
All I can say is, watch out for those bollards:
A woman from Lincolnshire who had an "obsession" with serial killers and had murder on her "bucket list" has been jailed for killing a teenager.
Image source, WA Supreme CourtJemma Lilley, previously of Stamford, garrotted, stabbed and buried Aaron Pajich at her home in Perth, Australia.
The 26-year-old was convicted alongside housemate Trudi Lenon at the Supreme Court of Western Australia in November.
The pair have been sentenced to life with a minimum jail term of 28 years.
During a four-week trial, prosecutor James McTaggart told the court Lilley was so "full of herself and euphoric" after the killing she could not help boasting to a work colleague
How can you get everything done that needs to be done while the children are off school because of the snow?
This man in Scunthorpe has found an innovative way of doing just that:
Thanks to Natalie Killick for letting us feature this video:
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Let's take a look at some of the snowmen you've been building in Lincoln today.
In Lincoln Castle, this chap was still in progress a while ago:
Meanwhile, this fella is outside BBC Radio Lincolnshire towers:
And here's a snowman complete with hat on the West Common:
Image source, Nicolette BosworthClearly Nic and Grace were very proud of their efforts. This was the follow up shot they sent me:
Image source, Nicolette BosworthMore operations and appointments at Grimsby and Scunthorpe hospitals are going to be cancelled tomorrow due to the weather, it's been announced.
All planned outpatient appointments were cancelled today due to the snow.
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Trust says appointments at Goole Hospital will go ahead as planned tomorrow.
However, a small number of operations and appointments at Scunthorpe and Grimsby will not take place, the trust says.
All affected patients will be contacted in advance and people should turn up for their appointments unless they hear otherwise, it adds.
Quote MessageWe apologise to any patients who had their appointment cancelled today and we will be rearranging these as soon as possible."
Peter Reading, Chief Executive, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Trust
Lincolnshire Police officers have been dealing with a "serious situation" due to the snowy conditions, with the roads in a "very difficult position", the county's Deputy Chief Constable has said.
As a result, Craig Naylor says people should avoid making 999 calls to the ambulance, police or fire services unless it's an emergency.
Lincolnshire's Strategic Coordinating Group is currently liaising with the Army to ensure medical provision is provided to those who need it, according to Lincolnshire Police.
Local residents in Lincoln are being particularly urged to avoid travelling, with people in other parts of the county being asked to check conditions and BBC Local Radio before travelling.
Police in Lincolnshire declare a "critical incident" as heavy snowfall continues to hit the county.
Read MoreTwo high street retailers have gone into administration today, putting jobs at risk at stores in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
Image source, PAAdministrators have been appointed for the toy retailer Toys R Us and electronics chain Maplin after both failed to find a buyer.
Both retailers have stores in Hull, Grimsby and Scunthorpe.
The companies blame poor sales for the collapse, but say stores will remain open until further notice.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Not sure what I can say about this...
Chloe in Skegness has sent us this picture of her dad enjoying the snowy conditions.
If you've ever tried to catch some rays on the beach there, you'll know this weather is nothing:
Image source, @StarlightBritThe force control room at Lincolnshire Police HQ says most main routes are now open again following this morning's snow, but heavy showers could soon change that again.
There are some issues still around though.
The A157 from Louth to Wragby is closed and Lindum Hill in Lincoln is shut for the time being as well.
There are still cars stuck on the A46 (pictured) too, though that road is slowly clearing.
It's been a long day for the county's gritting team, with the council telling us that as Lincoln has been particularly badly hit, they're concentrating on efforts there.
Image source, John FairestAs we head towards the afternoon rush hour, expect things to slow down again.
At least there's no school run to contend with due to the number of closures thanks to the weather.
Lincolnshire Police is asking for people in the county not to travel unless it's "absolutely necessary" to do so due to the poor weather conditions.
It comes after the force earlier declared a "critical incident", meaning it's working with other agencies in the county to alleviate traffic issues and get to people needing help and support.
Over 70 traffic-related incidents have now been reported to Lincolnshire Police so far today, the force says.
Officers are still on the scene on the A46 in Lincoln where a lorry has broken down. It's hoped the vehicle will be moved shortly.
People stuck in traffic are being advised to stay in their vehicles, keep warm and speak with officers on the scene if they have any specific concerns
East Midlands Ambulance Service says it's not going to provide non-emergency transport today because of the weather conditions.
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As we told you earlier, Lincolnshire's hospitals have cancelled non-emergency appointments so lots of transport jobs will have been cancelled regardless.