Snow has fallen in parts of Buckinghamshire as temperatures across the county continue to drop.

In the late hours of Sunday, December 11 to the early hours of Monday, December 12, snow fell in Aylesbury and its surrounding areas.

Bucks Free Press: Snow was spotted in central Bucks in the late hours of December 11Snow was spotted in central Bucks in the late hours of December 11 (Image: NQ)

The weather across the town earlier that day had been misty with white skies being seen.

However, no snow was spotted until approximately 10.30pm on Sunday.

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Bucks Free Press: The images were taken a short walk away from Stoke Mandeville Hospital which is in AylesburyThe images were taken a short walk away from Stoke Mandeville Hospital which is in Aylesbury (Image: NQ)

One eagled eye Twitter user, who stayed up late to witness the fall, said: “Snow is starting here in Aylesbury.

"I hope this doesn’t get knee high.”

This occurred on the same day a yellow weather warning was issued by the Met Office for ‘freezing fog’, which impacted several areas of the county.

Bucks Free Press: The snow was not deep in Aylesbury, but it began to settleThe snow was not deep in Aylesbury, but it began to settle (Image: NQ)

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Nationally, the weather caused numerous aviation issues in the south, as Stansted Airport confirmed on December 11 that all their flights would be cancelled due to the bad weather.

Heathrow Airport, which is partly based in South Buckinghamshire, has also seen some of its flights get delayed or suspended due to the snowy conditions.