Storm Filomena: Spain sees 'historic' snowfall
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The snowfall in Madrid is the heaviest in at least 40 years. The country's AEMET weather agency said the snowfall was "exceptional and most likely historic".
The little guy looks like he's enjoyed the snow in Madrid. The capital city is one of the worst affected areas and is set to see up to 20cm (eight inches) of snow.
A city bus was left behind after getting stuck in a heavy snowfall in Madrid.
Some resident's in Madrid have got creative to tackle the weather. This man donned a full ski outfit (plus skis!) to embrace the cold climate.
A heavy snowfall has fallen over Teruel, in Aragon. Aragon is one of the regions that is on orange alert (significant risk) due to cold, snow and wind caused by storm Filomena.
Madrid's airport has closed along with a number of roads. Troops from the Spanish army were sent to rescue people stranded in their cars. Some people were making the most of it - like this girl who built a snowman in the street.
One man was pictured skiing along Calle Mayor in Madrid. The city's streets are usually packed with tourists and shoppers.