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.
9. Impromptu game of ice hockey on the lake
An Impromptu game of ice hockey breaks out on the frozen water. Irene Ruth Moreton, member of the Henleaze Swimming Club, captured the images from the frozen lake. | Know Your Place / Irene Ruth Moreton
10. Snow covers the Old Market tram tracks
A tram waiting to set off on Elton Road / Old Market. Snow dusts the tracks as passengers wear their winter coats. Picture taken in 1918. | Know Your Place
11. Grove Park, 1908
Although this post card is labelled Lovers Walk, it actually shows Grove Park, in 1908, an extension of Lovers Walk leading to Redland Court, home of Redland School for Girls. | Know Your Place / W. Brightman