Hampshire and Isle of Wight: Rail services to resume after snowfall
Commuters were set to enjoy better conditions on Tuesday with some rail services returning to normal after heavy snow caused disruption.
South West Trains (SWT) said it would restore its usual weekday timetable although some services could be subject to alterations and have fewer coaches.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning of ice for Hampshire.
Warnings of snow showers remain in place but clearer conditions have been forecast.
Heavy snowfall on Friday morning caused gridlock in many areas and forced 600 schools to close.
'Landmarks have disappeared'
More than 70 remained shut or opened late in Hampshire on Monday, but it was hoped they would reopen on Tuesday.
Drivers are still being urged to be cautious on the roads as icy conditions remain with gritting crews working back-to-back shifts.
A water leak caused by melting snow lead to a power cut at the Hampshire Fire and Rescue control room in Eastleigh on Sunday.
Colleagues in Berkshire fielded 999 calls while control staff relocated to a Hampshire County Council building.
Tina Snow, who is blind, said the snowy conditions have made it hard for her to leave her home in Newport on the Isle of Wight.
She said: "When it snows you are not aware whether you are walking on grass or pavements as it's all the same underfoot.
"All the landmarks have disappeared so you actually cannot go out with assistance.
"I've got a guide dog but even he can't see the edges of the pavement at the moment so it wouldn't be fair on him."
Hampshire County Council has estimated it used more than 4,000 tonnes of salt on the county's roads since Thursday.
Hampshire Police said it had brought in extra staff to deal with weather incidents, but did not expect to reopen its adverse weather control room.
Southampton Airport said it remained open but advised passengers to check with their airlines before travelling for possible delays.
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