Yellow "be aware" warning for ice across Wales
Rugby and football matches cancelled
Public transport still affected - buses suspended and flights delayed
Hundreds of homes without power during the day
As we wrap up our live coverage for today, please remember the latest weather news will be available on the website, Radio Wales, Radio Cymru, BBC Wales Today and S4C's Newyddion.
Stay warm and take care.
Image source, Arwyn EvansAneurin Bevan University Health Board has thanked a Newport supermarket for coming to the rescue today.
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Ystrad Mynach resident Timothy Maddison told BBC Wales some people in his street hadn't been able to get out for several days and those who were heading out were having to walk in the road as the pavements were still "treacherous".
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It seems not even Arctic conditions come between the people of Wales and a pint.
Joe Maizey, who runs the bar at The Nine Giants pub in Rhiwbina, Cardiff, says Friday was "as busy as Christmas Eve".
"They came in their droves, obviously they can't get anywhere else so everyone thinks 'let's go down to the pub',"
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South Wales Police reminds people that lots of roads are still closed - looking at these pictures, you can see why.
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A few lumps of coal, a carrot for a nose and some stick arms just doesn't cut it for Michael Hobbs in Abertridwr, Caerphilly county.
Good luck to his neighbours trying to keep up with this level of snow sculpting.
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The weather forecast in which we find out Derek has no idea how to do a snow angel....
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More stories are emerging of amazing efforts made by medical staff to get their work done over the past few days - we applaud you.
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We imagine that by now, your bins are overflowing with tea bags and bread packaging - so when can you get them collected?
Cardiff council says collections of general waste, food caddies and hygiene bags will take place as normal next week for those who have their bins collected on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
But you may have to hold onto your recycling as there will be no green bag collections until the following week.
If your collection day is Thursday or Friday, then bins and bags will be collected.
Can you do better than these fine efforts?
This snowman was built by Ponty fans in Efail Isaf
Image source, Pam FuthmaneyThis snowman has great accessories
Image source, Sian PoveyThis snowman is standing guard in Chwilog
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Welsh Water says its staff have taken nearly 8,000 calls since Thursday - five times the amount they would usually receive.
Three schools have had an extended stay at the Urdd's Llangrannog residential centre in Ceredigion because snow prevented them from returning home.
Radnor Primary and Hawthorn Primary from Cardiff and St Andrews Major from Dinas Powys, Vale of Glamorgan, all made the decision to stay rather than drive back into extreme weather.
The three schools arrived on Wednesday and were due to leave Friday but had to stay until Saturday afternoon.
Llangrannog staff laid on extra activities to keep the children occupied during the unexpected extra stay.
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Health Secretary Vaughan Gething has tweeted an update on the claims some medical staff have had to pay to stay overnight at work.
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Powys Teaching Health Board has been in touch to say: "Our teams have been working tirelessly in very challenging circumstances to keep services running and this includes arranging free accommodation within our hospitals and fully funded accommodation in local B&Bs.
"We would like to thank all the B&Bs in Powys who have responded so positively to our request for support and our staff and volunteers for their tremendous efforts.
"Early this week we made sure that managers were reminded of policies for severe weather and these policies make it clear that we will arrange accommodation for staff.
"We have also been using our daily winter updates to reminding all staff of these policies."
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