The Met Office has warned there is colder weather to come after snow and sleet showers hit the UK on Tuesday.
Today is expected to be the chilliest day of the week, with northern areas waking up to temperatures of minus 2C (28F).
Jayne Beilby-White, Press Camera Club, captured this frosty scene.
Coastal areas can expect more snow and sleet showers throughout the day.
A snowy scene in Dalby Forest, Sandra Michelle Hillyer, Press Camera Club
Frosty flowers in Wilberfoss this morning, taken by Keith Laverack, The Press Camera Club
The Met Office issued a yellow severe weather warning until 11am for ice across much of the country.
Peak View near Macclesfield (Peter Byrne/PA)
There was a crisp, cold start to today, with a widespread frost and icy patches, with a maximum temperature of 3 °C.
Tonight we can expect a mainly clear evening, allowing temperatures to fall rapidly below freezing. It will turn cloudier later, with a light scattering of rain, sleet and snow showers but a risk of ice. Minimum temperature -4 °C.
Tomorrow will be cold again across Yorkshire and the Humber with a widespread frost and possible freezing fog.
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