The snow may not have hit Greater Manchester as hard as initially feared - but its onslaught across the country is leading to severe travel delays.
Virgin Trains is suffering ongoing delays on the West Coast Mainline, while Manchester Airport is also reporting delays and cancellations as airlines respond to severe weather across the country.
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The 18:25 and the 19:50 so far.
A couple of Virgin Trains services between Manchester and London have been cancelled due to the snow.They are the 5.15pm Piccadilly to Euston and the 5.57pm Euston to Piccadilly.
There are also delays and diversions on a number of other services on the West Coast Mainline.Visit virgintrains.co.uk for more information.
The snow's coming in thick and fast now - and it appears to be sticking.
The Met Office has issued a warning for icy conditions on Monday.
The alert, issued on Sunday, is in place for southern parts of Greater Manchester.
The alert will remain in force until 11am on Monday.
Manchester Airport has confirmed the delay or cancellation of 20 flights today.
Although the hub is 'fully operational', airlines have been forced to cancel flights due to snow across the country affecting other airports.
The hub has also confirmed there have been diverts into Manchester from other hubs including Birmingham, East Midlands, Luton and Stansted.
Passengers are advised to check with their airlines before flying.
Manchester Airport remains on standby to take flights from other airports.
They have updated to say that West Midlands Railway and TransPennine are 'conveying passengers via any reasonable route until further notice'.