Heavy snow falling in parts of Northern Ireland as a severe weather warning is issued for three counties and 'atrocious' driving conditions are predicted by the metoffice
End of twitter post by David Scott #NorthernIrelandBetween 4cm and 8cm of snow is expected away from coastal areas, with between 10cm and 20cm over higher ground.This lamb in a field near Carryduff felt the chill of a snowy day for the first time
A number of roads have been closed due to treacherous conditions, including Church Road in Holywood, County Down, and the Markethill Road in Armagh.
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