These striking images have been captured as heavy snow fell in Suffolk and north Essex overnight – and more photographs are coming in thick and fast.
Crab apples in the snow in Woodbridge. Picture: DAWN FORSDIKE (Image: Archant)
Dawn Forsdike from Woodbridge took this amazing shot of snowy rooftops in the town, alongside another picture of some snow dusted crab apples.
Katie Brinkley sent in an image of Nacton Road covered with a thin blanket of the white stuff close to Holywells Park, while our digital and lifestyle editor Lauren Everitt captured these two stunning snaps of deep snow in Shotley Gate.
Nacton Road, near Holywells Park. Picture: KATIE BRINKLEY (Image: Archant)
Our West Suffolk reporter Michael Steward also captured snow flurries swirling in Bury St Edmunds.
iWitness member Cherie Mccurry sent us a picture of her dog – who she said had been dashing through the snow.
Snow in Bury St Edmunds. Picture: MICHAEL STEWARD (Image: Archant)
Chris Clover captured a calm Felixstowe seafront before the morning light.
Meanwhile, youngster Millie made the most of the snow in the seaside town by crafting herself a snowman.
People in Bury St Edmunds woke up to more snowfall. Picture: MICHAEL STEWARD (Image: Archant)
We are on the look out for more snowy snaps – send yours and where it was taken to suffolkpicturedesk@archant.co.uk
Children hit the slope next to West Suffolk College in Bury St Edmunds before school. Picture: MICHAEL STEWARD (Image: Archant)
A winter wonderland in Shotley Gate. Picture: LAUREN EVERITT (Image: Archant)
Several inches of snow have settled in Shotley Gate. Picture: LAUREN EVERITT (Image: Archant)
Belle Vue Road in Ipswich has been closed because of the snow. Picture: ASHLEY PICKERING (Image: Archant)
Snow covered Rushmere Heath, Ipswich. Picture: CAROLINE STEWART
Dashing through the snow. Picture: CHERIE MCCURRY (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Felixstowe Seafront in the snow. Picture: CHRIS CLOVER
Market Hill in Framlingham. Picture: GUY DOWNES
Millie makes a snowman on Felixstowe beach. Picture: JOSIE WHITE
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