Snow has started falling across Wales as an amber weather warning for snow and ice takes effect.
Two flights were diverted to Cardiff Airport after Bristol Airport suspended its operations because of bad weather.
A spokesperson for Cardiff Airport said it was “not expecting any operational disruption” with flights to and from the airport continuing as normal.
The warning is the second highest level of warning issued by the Met Office and came into effect at 18:00 GMT on Saturday and is in place until midday on Sunday. All counties are affected by the warning apart from Anglesey.
There is also a yellow snow and ice warning for the whole of Wales from midday on Saturday until the end of Sunday.
