The sun may be out, and the snow may have stopped, but there’s still more winter in store for Vancouver.

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Winter is here: Vancouver wakes up blanketed in snow (PHOTOS)

While Monday’s snow caused headaches for commuters across the region, below-freezing temperatures Monday night turned much of the leftover slush and snow into ice on Tuesday morning.

And once again, people are being advised to take extra care.

Good Morning. The Twitter desk & Customer Info is now open. Icy conditions persist, watch current conditions: https://t.co/nVgWwQa4MF ^RR

— TransLink BC (@TransLink) December 6, 2016

Slush on roads will freeze tonight causing widespread black ice. Drive/walk safe tomorrow morning!

— Vancouver Weather (@yvrwx) December 6, 2016

#HappyTuesday! It looks like a slippery morning! ✨❄️Please #SlowDown, & give yourself extra time & space on the road. #DriveSafely #VPD pic.twitter.com/MfI4lXN1im

— Cst Anne-Marie Clark (@VPD2Fox15) December 6, 2016

vancouver PSA: it’s icy out there [lots of black ice on the roads too]. remember friends, WALK LIKE A PENGUIN!! pic.twitter.com/PctNckTT2N

— Casey-Jo Loos (@caseyjoloos) December 6, 2016

Few cm’s snow tonight/Monday over parts of #SouthCoast. Then #Arctic outbreak Monday night. Statement: https://t.co/TaoZeu65cF. #BCStorm

— EC_BCweather (@ECCCWeatherBC) December 5, 2016

#WVPDTraffic – Cold temperatures keeping sidestreets&offramps slick today. Not quite enough to scare @IceRoadAlex but please use caution! pic.twitter.com/Om4g22xBBB

— West Vancouver PD (@WestVanPolice) December 6, 2016

Take extra care while walking on sidewalks, watch out for black ice, it’s icy out there #Vancouver

— Cat (@catzz00) December 6, 2016

Black ice everywhere this morning! Be careful, everyone! #Vancouver

— gladys | 曾昭慧 (@gloomybb) December 6, 2016

#cityLife #Vancouver @CityofVancouver

… “Snow (No Mo)” the hit song by…me.
… & also “Black Ice, No Dice” 😌 pic.twitter.com/fvaRXxh7nr

— bluebay700 (@bluebay700) December 6, 2016

Drivers are reminded to slow down and use caution, as hazards like black ice may make a road seem clear, but can result in very slippery conditions.