Ciaran McCauley
BBC News NI

Thanks again for all your pictures and contributions today - we'll see you again on Tuesday from 07:00.

Image source, AListair Hamill

Until then, many thanks to Alistair Hamill for this lovely shot of the sunset over Belfast from Divis Mountain.

News Letter

Baroness Randerson says the government "greatly regret" Stormont's refusal to reform Northern Ireland's libel laws and the assembly should act on the issue, the News Letter reports, external.

Image source, Liberal Democrats

There hasn't been too much disruption because of snow today but there's still plenty of the white stuff around, as your pictures show.

Clockwise from top left we have Benevenagh Mountain, Castlerock, Templepatrick and the Mournes. Thanks to Eoin O'Connell, Deborah North, Eamonn O'Sullivan and Philip Blair for the pics.

The 22-year-old man who died following a house fire in Ballyclare has been named locally as Brian Heaney.

Mr Heaney was pulled from his home by a passer-by but died in a hospital a short time later. Fire service area commander Colin Dickson said the man should be "commended for his bravery".

Evening Extra

Barry Kiel from the Belfast Trojans American football team joined us in the studio to talk about last night's dramatic Superbowl and how the sport is going in Northern Ireland.

As you can see, he came suitably kitted out too. He may yet convert presenter Conor Bradford.

BBC Sport NI

Scrum-half Conor Murray has recovered from a neck injury and is available to play in Ireland's opening Six Nations game against Italy this Saturday.

Image source, Inpho

A man has claimed he was keeping up to £180,000 worth of cocaine in his north Belfast home under duress, a court hears.

Terence Jamison, 56, was arrested after police seized drugs at his Kilcoole Park home last Friday. He is charged with possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply.

Evening Extra

Coming up: Barry Kiels from the Belfast Trojans American football team will be in the studio to chat about last night's Superbowl. Did you stay up to watch it?

Health minister Jim Wells tells Evening Extra that he believes plain tobacco packaging will be introduced in Northern Ireland next year.

Image source, PA

He said that the move to plain packaging is part of a UK-wide initiative with the governments in England, Wales and Scotland all proposing to implement the same legislation.

Kevin Sharkey
BBC News NI

I'm at Maghaberry Prison, where a single armoured police Land Rover with rooftop camera has just entered the gates.

There are very few details available on the "ongoing incident" inside the perimeter. But it seems management withdrew staff from Roe House, where dissident republicans are held, earlier today.

Maggie Taggart
BBC News NI Education Correspondent

Unionists and nationalists have united in a call for the retention of extra payments to St Marys and Stranmillis University colleges.

They are due to lose more than £2m each they get annually. During a debate in the assembly earlier, speakers on both sides of the chamber called on employment and learning minister Stephen Farry to reinstate the premia payments.

There's a broken down train on the Bangor-Portadown-Bangor line. @nirailways , externalsays delays are expected.

BBC NI Travel

A broken down vehicle's blocking part of the Knock Road just before Sandown Road, causing long delays towards Castlereagh Road in Belfast.

Health Minister Jim Wells has apologised to patients whose orthopaedic operations were cancelled at Musgrave Park Hospital in Belfast.

Last week, the BBC revealed that more than 100 scheduled procedures were cancelled.

BBC NI Travel

Delays on the Westlink now in both directions

There's a beautiful sunset in Rathfriland, County Down tonight

Image source, David Scott

David Scott sent us this short video of the frozen water on Drumlough Lake. You can check it out here, external

Barra Best
BBC News NI Weather Presenter

There's snow forecast tonight, but the Met Office says Antrim and Down may escape the worst - although an ice risk is still in place.

BBC NI Archive

The film Fifty Shades of Grey starring Jamie Dornan has been passed uncut and will be shown in cinemas with an 18 certificate. But how were controversial films greeted in Belfast in the past?

In 1975, Belfast City councillors were given a preview of the French film Emmanuelle after it was given an X-Rated certificate. It was due to be shown in the ABC Cinema.

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Image source, Ciaran McCauley

If you've stepped outside today you'll know that it's absolutely baltic, as they say around these parts. This wintry scene was sent in to us by Jimmy McMullen.

Image source, Jimmy McMullen

But is it ever really too cold to snow? Well, you can read through this little handy guide about the myths and facts associated with the weather and know for sure.