GREATER Manchester's New Year weather woes continued yesterday in what was set to be the first day back to normality for many.
Following the Christmas holidays, commuters, pedestrians and schoolchildren were met with heavy snow, rain and freezing weather.
Two Met Office weather warnings for heavy rain, snow and ice were issued for the region. Several flood alerts and warnings were also in force, and a majority of schools opted to keep their doors closed on what should be the first day back for pupils.
The schools most affected by the adverse weather were in Oldham, with the likes of Oldham College, Hopwood Hall College and Christ Church CE Primary School in Denshaw giving kids a day off.
Historically, Denshaw has always been one of the worst hit areas of Greater Manchester when it snows due to its unique placement above sea level and among the hills.
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