From a four-day snowstorm in April to hundreds of teenagers skating on a frozen lake - Bristol has had many piercing snow days throughout the years.
We've trawled through the archives and picked ten pictures showing some of the city’s most extreme snow days.
They include heavy snowfalls during the 1860s, the infamous winter of 1947 which brought the country to a standstill in the wake of the second world war and the Big Freeze in 1963.
You may want to grab a blanket before looking through the images we have selected.
5. Snowball fight
A fun snow scene showing a mum and her children having a snowball fight on the Clifton Prom. No date is given. | Know Your Place
6. Soldiers snowball fight
Again, no date or further information is given on this post card but it depicts soldiers enjoying a snowball fight on the Downs. | Know Your Place
7. Clifton College snow scene
A post card captures a snow scene at Clifton College in 1909. The card was sent by college student Ronald Rubinstein to his parents in Kensington, London. Mr Rubinstein would go on to become a captain in the 5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment during the second world war, fighting in France and Italy before being captured and becoming a prisoner of war. | Know Your Place
8. Victoria Rooms
A horse and cart clears the snow outside the Victoria Rooms on the Queen’s Road / Whiteladies Road junction. | Know Your Place