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A decision has been taken not to reopen any of the roads on the Island which have been closed because of the recent snow and sub-zero temperatures.
Police and Department of Infrastructure staff reviewed the routes this afternoon, but ruled that all seven will stay closed overnight, and until at least 10am tomorrow.
The roads are all at higher altitude, and include the Mountain Road, and the Brandywell, Tholt-y-Will and Injebreck roads.
The East Baldwin Road is still out of use due to road works, and further south the Shoulder and Road Table roads remain closed because of ice and snow.
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