STORM Larisa sparked travel chaos with motorists stranded in 16in snowdrifts and bitter 50mph gales.
Experts have warned the danger is "far from over", as temperatures plummet to -17C.
Severe weather warnings remain in place until Monday, as well as a Cold Weather Alert from the UK Health Security Agency.
Yesterday hundreds of drivers were forced to sleep in their cars on the snow-logged M62 in Greater Manchester. They were trapped in an eight-mile queue between Rochdale and Saddleworth.
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