North Wales continued to suffer the effects of Wednesday's storm today as a warning of snow was given for the region.
At least 12,000 people are still without power across North and Mid Wales today. At the storm's height on Wednesday, a staggering 45,000 properties were affected.
Meanwhile, transport and schools suffered further disruption following the high winds which battered North Wales this week.
Hazardous driving conditions are reported on the A55 between junction 11, Bethesda, and junction36A Chester Road (Broughton Shopping Park) due to strong winds and rain.
Replacement bus services are continuing between between Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury, and between Machynlleth and Barmouth, due to electrical supply problems at Dovey Junction.
Journey times are extended by up to 60 minutes. Disruption is expected until about 12pm.
In Gwynedd, Lon Pin is closed due to a fallen tree around the B4413 Ffordd Pedrog in Llanbedrog. The B4573 is closed in both directions due to a fallen tree between Twtil / Ffordd Pen Llech / Pen Dref (Harlech) and A496 (Tygwyn). The B4410 is also closed in both directions due to a fallen tree between A487 (Maentwrog) and A4085 (Llanfrothen).
The A498 is closed in both directions due to a fallen tree between B4410 (Prenteg) and A4085 (Aberglaslyn), affecting traffic between Porthmadog and Beddgelert.
In Wrexham, Rhosnesni Lane remains closed due to a fallen tree between Cilcen Grove and Dean Road.
The A5104 in Flintshire - known as The Nant - is closed in both directions due to a fallen tree between A541 (Leeswood) and B5101 Ffordd Llanfynydd (Treuddyn).
Meanwhile, in Powys, the Dylife Mountain Road is closed due to ice and snow between Staylittle and Machynlleth.
In Wrexham, the following schools are closed for the day: Ysgol Cynddelw CP, Glynceiriog; Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog CP; St Chad's Church in Wales Voluntary Aided Primary; St Anne's Catholic Primary.
The schools closed in Gwynedd are: Ysgol Ardudwy in Harlech, Ysgol Eifion Wyn in Porthmadog, Ysgol Friars Uchaf in Bangor, Ysgol Brithdir, Ysgol Tudweiliog, Ysgol Pentreuchaf, Ysgol Llanbedr, Ysgol y Clogau in Bontddu, Ysgol Llanfachreth, Ysgol y Gorlan in Tremadog, Ysgol Dyffryn Nantlle in Penygroes,
Craig y Deryn in Llanegryn and Ysgol Bro Tryweryn in Y Bala.
In Conwy, Ysgol Gymunedol Cerrigydrudion and Ysgol Llangwm are closed.
In Denbighshire Rhyl High school was closing today due to storm damage and Betws Gwerfil Goch in Corwen is closed.
Rhyl High headteacher Claire Armistead said: "We've had damage to the roof of the sports centre after the storms.
"We're unable to get up there with a cherry-picker to stabilise it due to the winds. It's a health and safety issue and we just couldn't risk it."
In Flintshire, St David's Catholic Primary School in Mold is closed.
Around 300 homes run by a housing association in Gwynedd were damaged in the storm and people had to be evacuated from a nursing home in Ruthin after a tree landed on its roof.
Fallen trees and debris caused travel disruption on road and rail across the region, while the impact of the Britannia and Menai Suspension bridges re-opening yesterday caused huge queues of lorries along the A55.
A 51-year-old Slovakian man called Igor Kolarik has been charged with careless driving after a lorry overturned and closed the Britannia bridge on Wednesday. He will appear at Caernarfon magistrates today.
An area of rain is forecast to move across Wales from the south today.
As the rain arrives meteorologists said it will fall as snow on land above 300m and could reach 2cm to 5cm deep.
The snow will then turn back to rain from the south as milder air arrives.
The Met office warned: "The public should be aware of the potential for very poor conditions and disruption to travel due to snow as well as temporary blizzard conditions over the higher routes due to strong wind."