Brrr! We could be in for FIVE DAYS of snow. Here's what you can expect...

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice across the region for the next four days.

As well as snow, temperatures could feel bitter. Tomorrow in York, they won't get above 2 degrees - and with the wind chill factor, it could feel as cold as -5 even at mid-day, according to the Met Office.

More snow is forecast for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday - and possibly even Friday. Temperatures will mostly remain at or just below zero - and could feel a lot colder than that.

Met Office weather expert Steven Keates told the BBC that there would be 'many similarities' with 2018's 'Beast from the East' - although the temperatures will not be quite as cold or the weather quite as extreme.

Nevertheless, the Met Office has warned that there could be travel delays on roads, and that vehicles could get stranded.

There may also be power cuts and mobile phone failures, it says. Some rural communities could be cut off.

It has urged pedestrians and cyclists also to take care on icy footpaths.

Readers have been sending in their favourite photos of previous snowstorms in the region. Here's a selection...

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"My husband took this one, when we got snowed in at Stamford Bridge a few years back, " says Emma Collingwood. Brr!

2. 

Susan JB took this image of a blizzard behind The Minster in Dean's Garden 

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Michelle Sorrell sent in this beautiful image of snow up at Hawnby

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Another from Susan JB, this time showing Glen Gardens in Heworth during 2018's 'Beast from the East'

5. 

Olivia Robinson supplied this photo of snow at Poppleton on January 8 this year...

6.

Sue Gabbatiss sent in this wonderfully quirky photo of a 'Clifford's Snow Tower'

7. 

Steve Martin (no, not that one) submitted this photo of a snowy Bootham, date uncertain. Love the red 'phone box...