Enjoy what's left of the winter wonderland that appeared this weekend – because snow is being replaced with treacherous ice. Scroll down for our live travel blog.

A severe weather warning has been issued and will remain in place all Monday and through into Tuesday morning.

Motorists and pedestrians are being told to beware hazardous conditions across Greater Manchester and the north west.

The move comes after the region was covered by up to six inches of snow on Saturday in the first blizzards of 2012.

Snow-seekers wrapped up warm and took to the slopes to make the most of the February freeze.

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Weather experts urged winter revellers to enjoy the snow while it lasts, with clearer conditions expected to sweep across the region this week.

Met Office chiefs warned that although further widespread snow was 'not expected' before the end of winter, plunging temperatures could see freezing fog and ice remain throughout the rest of this week.

Spokesman Dave Britton said: “We will see outbreaks of rain and warmer daytime temperatures across Greater Manchester which will clear the snow away, but those temperatures will drop into the night and create some very tricky driving conditions.

“The risk will move from snow to one of ice and freezing fog which we will have to contend with well into the week.

“What we have at the moment is a battle between cold air coming across from eastern Europe and warmer air arriving from the west.

“As the cold air pushes out into the week you will see clearer skies and warmer conditions during the daytime, which would be unlikely to bring further snowfall other than the possibility of light snow in higher grounds in the Pennines.”

Manchester Airport, which closed its runway for 90 minutes at 7pm on Saturday, has said it expects no further disruption to flights over the next 48 hours.

Paul Hadfield, spokesman for the airport, said: “Other than the 90-minute closure of the runway to clear it of snow, we haven't experienced any disruption and we are currently back on track.

“We are not anticipating any further problems over the next couple of days but as always our forecasters will be monitoring the situation as we go on into the week.

“As other European airports, including London Heathrow, have been experiencing problems we advise passengers to keep an eye on things check the status of their flights before arriving at the airport.”

Temperatures dipped to -7.5C in Woodford, Cheshire and -2C in Manchester city centre over the weekend as winter struck the region with a vengance.

Ambulance crews saw a surge in call-outs and firefighters also tackled a number of weather-related incidents.

Metrolink services on the Eccles and Bury lines were also disrupted and bus services in Bolton and Bury were suspended on Saturday as extreme weather worsened throughout Saturday.

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