Published:
12:05 PM February 1, 2019
Updated:
3:06 PM November 1, 2020
St Albans and Harpenden woke up to find the world turned into a winter wonderland this morning, with overnight snowfall blanketing the district.
Snow covering a path at the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. Picture: Archant
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Hailed as a second Beast from the East in some national newspapers, this area saw little covering compared to other parts of Britain - for example, the temperature in Scotland plummeted to its lowest in seven years.
However, many schools in the district have closed due to treacherous travelling conditions and the Met Office forecast continued flurries throughout the day.
It has also issued a yellow ice warning for the South East, with particularly slippy conditions expected between 1pm today and 11am tomorrow.
Do you have a picturesque snowy picture to share? Or a snap of your fun snow activities? How are you making the most of this weather? Send them to us and let us know at HertsAd@Archant.co.uk
Snow covering a woodland path near Jersey Farm. Picture: Archant
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Snow covering a woodland path near Jersey Farm. Picture: Archant
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Snow covering a woodland path near Jersey Farm. Picture: Archant
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Snow covering a woodland path near Jersey Farm. Picture: Archant
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It looked very wintery, with trees balancing snow along the edge of the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. with Picture: Archant
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There was a thick covering of snow at the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. Picture: Archant
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There was a thick covering of snow at the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. Picture: Archant
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There was a thick covering of snow at the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. Picture: Archant
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Footprints in the snow at the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. Picture: Archant
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It was a picturesque scene the Jersey Farm Woodland Park. Picture: Archant
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The entrance to Jersey Farm Woodland Park after the snowfall overnight. Picture: Archant
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Snow along the path of Bentsley Spinney, which is a small green in Marshalswick. Picture: Archant
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St Albans woke up to a blanket of snow. Picture: Hillary Childs
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Three-year-old Melody Payne on her way to make snowmen at nursery. Picture: Tracy Payne
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Clarence Road, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Clarence Road, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Clarence Road, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Savage family with Toffee the dog play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Betteley family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Betteley family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Betteley family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Betteley family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Dennis family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Dennis family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Dennis family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The Dennis family play in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The pavillion in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Patch the dog plays in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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The pavillion in the snow in Clarence Park, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Snow on Seymour Road, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Snow on Seymour Road, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Snow on Seymour Road, St Albans. Picture: DANNY LOO
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Children made the most of the snow. Picture: Gemma Matthews
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Children made the most of the snow. Picture: Gemma Matthews
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Rothamsted in the snow. Picture: Instagram @gardensanctuaryjournaling
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The school run to Mandeville Primary School. Picture: Lizzie Cooil
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Three-year-old Eliza Snell having fun in Bricket Wood. Picture: Donna Louise OLeary
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View of Bricket Wood's GoldenTriangle. Picture: Irma Ritu Bhadri
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A view of St Albans Cathedral in the snow. Picture: Natalie Atkins
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Snowy scenes of Kingsbury Watermill on St Michael's Street. Picture: Stuart Macer
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The Waffle House in St Albans, covered in snow. Picture: Stuart Macer
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Verulamium Park in St Albans. Picture: Stuart Macer
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Some of the water was frozen at Verulamium Park during the snowy weather. Picture: Stuart Macer
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Snow outside the Ye Olde Fighting Cocks in St Albans. Picture: Stuart Macer
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Children enjoying the seasonable weather by St Albans Abbey in The Orchard. Picture: Stuart Macer
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St Albans Abbey, looking picturesque in the snow. Picture: Stuart Macer
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People took the February snow as an opportunity to make snowmen in St Albans. Picture: Michael Dixon
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