article_snippet: Britain will carry on shivering Britain way into spring with snow and sub-zero temperatures over the next few days.
article_snippet: Wintry white: While yesterday was the first official day of spring, parts of the country, including the Howgill Fells in Cumbria, woke up to snow .
article_snippet: Two freezing lambs stand next to Two freezing lambs mother in a Cumbrian fields as Two freezing lambs wait for more milder spring weather .
article_snippet: Stranded: A motorist is pictured waiting for help after A motorist car became stuck in the snow in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire this morning .
article_snippet: The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice from 6pm today to 10am tomorrow in Northern England, Northern Scotland and Western Scotland.
article_snippet: Northern Scotland is expected to see the worst of the cold weather, with forecasters predicting readings of -1C in some areas.
article_snippet: The Met Office were forced to issue an amber warning for poor visibility and icy roads in areas including Bradford, pictured .
article_snippet: Chilly: The M6 in Cumbria was just one major road affected by the snowy showers this morning - and is expected to see more tomorrow .
article_snippet: Prepared for more: A snow plow was brought out to clear The M6 in Cumbria in Cumbria today, where wintry weather caused traffic congestion .
article_snippet: Blanketed: A snow storm clears over the rolling patchwork of drystone walled fields on the Howgill Fells in Cumbria .
article_snippet: Caught in a flurry: A bird searches for food as snow falls in Temple Newsham park in Leeds today, where temperatures will hover around 5C .
article_snippet: Bitterly cold: A dog walker in Denholme, near Bradford, West Yorkshire, left, and two people march through a park in Leeds, right .
article_snippet: Provisional Met Office statistics show that the UK has had the UK sunniest winter in records dating back to 1929.