Heavy snow across the Harrogate district has caused chaos on the roads and for schools today.
We kept track of school closures, kept an eye on the roads and updated this story as we went along.
The snow started at around 8am this morning and did not stop for a moment until after sunset.
It seems that ice will follow the snow, after a Met Office warning over freezing temperatures from midnight until 11am tomorrow.
5.15pm - Gritters head out onto Harrogate district roads
Gritters will be out overnight and tomorrow morning trying to clear the snow and ice from the Harrogate district's roads.
North Yorkshire County Council said its team has been out on "priority roads" today.
https://twitter.com/northyorkscc/status/1347589473098457093
5.10pm - Harlow Carr to remain closed after snow
RHS Harlow Carr has confirmed that it will remain closed tomorrow due to the heavy snow.
Anyone who has booked tickets for Saturday has been urged to send RHS an email on harlowcarr@rhs.org.uk.
https://twitter.com/RHSHarlowCarr/status/1347589046445473803
5pm - Harrogate district buses start running again
The Harrogate Bus Company has now confirmed that its number 36 buses are now able to run from Leeds, to Harrogate and onto Ripon.
That covers the full route so it is back to normal but the bus company has not yet revealed the return any of its other routes just yet.
https://twitter.com/harrogatebus/status/1347589128075038720
4.45pm - Public toilets closed across Harrogate district
Harrogate Borough Council has closed down the district's public toilets due to the "adverse weather conditions".
When questioned by a resident on Twitter the authority explained that it was because workers are unable to clean them.
4pm - Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal close
The heavy snow has forced Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal to close its doors tomorrow.
It may also have to close on Sunday, but it will make that decision on Saturday depending on how the weather condition progress.
https://twitter.com/fountainsabbey/status/1347578794836684800
2.30pm - Ice to follow snow in district
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for ice from midnight tonight until 11am tomorrow.
North Yorkshire County Council has told people to only travel if essential and urged people to take extra care on icy surfaces.
https://twitter.com/northyorkscc/status/1347547410327859202
2pm - Volunteers brave the snow
Volunteers have braved the snow today to take care of vulnerable people, including a homeless man in Harrogate.
The Resurrected Bites team said its team of helpers have kept up with its deliveries of food to those that need it most.
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