Overnight snow showers led many to be greeted by snowy scenes this morning.

Diss Mercury: Diss Mere in the Snow. Picture: Harriet OrrellDiss Mere in the Snow. Picture: Harriet Orrell (Image: Archant)

Freezing temperatures and a cold snap which could last until the end of the month has seen snow fall across Norfolk.

The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for large parts of Eastern England overnight.

Motorists were warned to allow extra time for journeys on busy roads, and pedestrians to be careful on icy and slippery pavements.

Weather warnings are expected to stay in place until mid-morning and the cold temperatures to persist until at least the end of the week.

Diss Mercury: Horses enjoying the snow near Diss. Picture Mandy TaylorHorses enjoying the snow near Diss. Picture Mandy Taylor (Image: Archant)

But, despite causing delays on the roads the snow showers have created wintery scenes across the county, with many waking up to a beautiful dusting of snow.

Have you got any pictures of the snow? Send them to sabrina.johnson@archant.co.uk for a chance to be featured in the paper and online.

Diss Mercury: A snow covered playing field at Palgrave Community Centre near Diss. Picture: Liz CaterA snow covered playing field at Palgrave Community Centre near Diss. Picture: Liz Cater (Image: Archant)

Diss Mercury: A snowman made by pupils at Roydon Early Years, near Diss. Picture: Roydon Early YearsA snowman made by pupils at Roydon Early Years, near Diss. Picture: Roydon Early Years (Image: Archant)