Snow is causing commuting difficulties in parts of Northern Ireland, with fresh layers having accumulated overnight.
Roads between Omagh and Ballygawley are particularly badly affected.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for strong winds and heavy snow. It says heavy snow showers and icy surfaces are likely to lead to travel disruption, particularly over higher routes.
Snow covered Cavehill, Northern Ireland this morning ❄️? #Cavehill #NorthernIreland pic.twitter.com/dEh8nCEMI2
— UK Neil (@UKNeil1979) February 11, 2020
6.40am Snowing alway here in Ballymena but not lying at present…….it’s making the roads slippy….1c. @newslineweather @BBCNITravel @U105radio pic.twitter.com/DsS7WB2oqh
— Eugene Diamond (@EDiamond136) February 11, 2020
Snow falling heavily between Omagh and Ballygawley. A lot of fresh snow on the roads (including A4/A5). Treacherous in parts. Pickup just landed in the middle of the Ballygawley Roundabout pic.twitter.com/8Km2L41Pf4
— Ryan McAleer (@RyanMcAleerbiz) February 11, 2020
#MET This will also affect 12C services. https://t.co/rkWaGDrxpZ ^CD
— Translink Metro (@TranslinkMetro) February 11, 2020
Adverse Weather conditions expected Sat 8th Feb. until
Tues 11th Feb with a Met Office Weather Warning in place for Strong winds Saturday/Sunday & strong winds & snow Monday/Tuesday. Services may be subject to delay or disruption
For travel updates visit https://t.co/GJ5Izy88gk pic.twitter.com/xxgLktzfa2— ni railways (@nirailways) February 11, 2020
More images of the traffic on the Glenshane Pass during the passing snow showers which are blowing through the area quite quickly. @newslineweather @BBCNITravel @WeatherCee @barrabest @angie_weather @NWSharingZone @TrafficwatchNI pic.twitter.com/zUUekLW5rj
— Aerial Vision NI (@aerialvisionni) February 10, 2020
@BBCNITravel @TrafficwatchNI @newslineweather The scene in #Carryduff this morning & still #Snowing steadily. #snow pic.twitter.com/XyDzQ0zpmt
— Colin J Donnelly (@cjdonnelly72) February 11, 2020
Weather warnings are in place for rain, wind and snow from 12:00 Saturday 8th February – 23:59 Tuesday 11th February 2020.
Please click here for further information and advice >> https://t.co/bU0Oj94aOz via @metoffice
— Antrim&Newtownabbey (@ANBorough) February 7, 2020
Brisk winds mean it will feel much colder than what the thermometer ?️ says today! Wrap up warm this #Tuesday ????❄️ pic.twitter.com/1R6RYoExyN
— Met Office (@metoffice) February 11, 2020