There's been snowfall across the Channel Islands overnight, noticeably heavier in Jersey than in Guernsey.
A belt of light snow and sleet has been pulsing down the Channel from the north east over the past few hours, with more to come.
Low temperatures mean that it's fallen as light snow in the upper parishes but the east coast and St Peter Port and St Sampsons are clear. It's wet ,but the sleet isn't sticking.
There was some snowfall in Alderney overnight too, as the weather front hit it first.
Snow in Alderney by Alex Snowdon 9 Jan.
There's far more light snow in Jersey, but although temperatures are low, main routes are driveable.
St Helier's Millennium Park at 0600 this morning 9 Jan.
Temperatures today are expected to vary between a chilly 2 deg C and 4 deg C but the wind chill will make it feel sub zero.
An orange snow warning is in place for Jersey,
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