Wales is still trying to get back to normal, after a week of snow disruption. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning - meaning 'be aware' - for snow in the north east of the country. A yellow warning for flooding is in place in the south.
ITV Daybreak's Katy Fawcett visited 79-year-old Betty Jenkins in Ponthir, Newport today to talk about the importance of keeping an eye on elderly neighbours and relatives in cold weather.
Betty is visited daily by a helper from the WVRS charity, who gives her assistance around the house.
"She calls on me everyday. I know i'm going to see somebody if I need anything" says Betty.
All our A & B roads are open, all car parks & town centres are now clear. We're now clearing minor roads. #gwentsnow
From @MonmouthshireCC on Twitter:
The Met Office have issued advice for those travelling in snowy conditions.
Snow's been falling for most of the night in parts of south-east Wales, and the Met Office says there's more to come.
An amber 'be prepared' warning will remain in place until 9am, with a yellow warning of ice across the whole country.
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has cancelled the majority of outpatient appointments.
David Wood reports from Porth, in the Rhondda.
An Amber warning - meaning 'be prepared' - is in force for south east Wales.
More snow fell overnight, and a number of schools are closed across Wales. For the latest information about which schools are closed, check our information page.
Meanwhile, Cardiff and Wales University Health Board have cancelled the majority of their outpatient appointments for today.
There are delays to departures and arrivals at Cardiff Airport.
The 19.55 flight to Edinburgh is delayed, along with the 20.15 flights to Glasgow.
People arriving from Amsterdam into Cardiff also face delays.
Cardiff Airport says this is mainly due to the weather in other places.
It also says that staff will be clearing the runway during the night in an attempt to ensure people's flights can leave safely tomorrow morning.
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