Snow fell across the length and breadth of the county yesterday, covering the area in a white blanket that remains today (Monday, January 25).

Many residents across Herts took the opportunity to enjoy the day-long flurry, going on picturesque winter walks, sledging and snowman building.

Herts Advertiser: Sheep in the snow at Stanborough Park, WGC.Sheep in the snow at Stanborough Park, WGC. (Image: Anne Suslak)

Herts Advertiser: People in St Albans flocked to Batchwood Golf Course for snow-based activities.People in St Albans flocked to Batchwood Golf Course for snow-based activities. (Image: Carter Singh)

The Met Office continues to have a yellow weather warning in place for Herts until 11am today for ice, as sub-zero temperatures preserving Sunday's snowfall has also created an added ice risk.

Herts Advertiser: Families on Therfield Heath made the most of the snow on SundayFamilies on Therfield Heath made the most of the snow on Sunday (Image: David Hatton)

Herts Advertiser: Families on Therfield Heath made the most of the snow on SundayFamilies on Therfield Heath made the most of the snow on Sunday (Image: David Hatton)

With ice patches expected to cause disruption, the Met Office warns of icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths for those taking essential journeys. Some injuries may occur from slips and falls on icy surfaces.