Windle the dog plays in snow near Mam Tor in the Peak District, Derbyshire (Danny Lawson/PA)
Wintry weather returned to the UK on Sunday, with gales and snow battering parts of the country.
For many, the weekend whiteout provided a chance to have some fun.
James Mason (left) and Niamh Billington have a snowball fight near Mam Tor in the Peak District, Derbyshire (Danny Lawson/PA)The weather is expected to improve on Monday before turning worse later in the week (Danny Lawson/PA)
Hikers in the Peak District, Derbyshire, wrapped up to face the challenging conditions.
A walker in snowy conditions on Winnats Pass in the Peak District (Danny Lawson/PA)There were whiteout conditions at higher altitudes (Danny Lawson/PA)Weather warnings were in place across the UK throughout Sunday (Danny Lawson/PA)
Police forces reported closed roads due to snow on Sunday morning.
Cars carefully navigate a road on Winnats Pass in the Peak District (Danny Lawson/PA)A crashed car on the Woodhead Pass in the Peak District (Danny Lawson/PA)Police urged drivers to take extra precautions on wintry roads (Danny Lawson/PA)A car enters the village of Blairingone, in Fife (Andrew Milligan/PA)
Meanwhile, animals either enjoyed or endured the whiteout conditions.
Windle the dog plays in snow near Mam Tor in the Peak District (Danny Lawson/PA)A dog walker carefully crosses a slippery road in Blairingone (Andrew Milligan/PA)Many people got out to enjoy the weather in the Peak District (Danny Lawson/PA)A black cow is contrasted against the snow near the Woodhead Pass (Danny Lawson/PA)Sheep congregate in a field in Carlecotes, South Yorkshire (Danny Lawson/PA)
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