"Hoffwn i hefyd ddiolch i'r holl weithwyr llywodraeth leol a oedd wedi sicrhau fod y ffyrdd wedi eu cadw’n glir, a’r gwirfoddolwyr a fu'n cludo staff i'r gwaith ac yn ôl, neu’r rhai a wnaeth unrhyw beth o fewn eu gallu i helpu mewn amodau mor anodd. Hebddynt, byddai mwy fyth o bwysau wedi bod ar y gwasanaeth iechyd, gofal cymdeithasol a'r gwasanaethau brys eraill.Wrth i'r tywydd wella, dywedodd yr Ysgrifennydd Iechyd y bydd GIG Cymru angen amser i ddod yn ôl i drefn, yn ogystal â bodloni'r galw arferol o ddydd i ddydd, felly mae'n debygol y bydd rhywfaint o amharu o hyd ar wasanaethau lleol.
“I’d also like to thank all local government workers who ensured the roads were kept clear and the volunteers who ferried staff to and from work, or did anything they could to help in such difficult conditions, without whom, there would have been even more pressure on the NHS, social care and other emergency services.”The Health Secretary said that as the weather improves, NHS Wales will be catching up, as well as meeting normal day-to-day demand and it’s likely that some disruption to local services will continue.