The severe weather also triggered mass power failures in hundreds of towns in the region around Moscow.
Heavy snowfall also led to traffic disturbances in several Spanish provinces.
By early today, 18 streets had been temporarily closed, and 90 others required the use of snow chains, El Mundo reported, citing the street transportation authority.
Civil defence authorities and rescue services were trying to prevent a repeat of an incident in the first week of January, when hundreds of drivers were forced to spend the night in their vehicles after heavy snowfall blocked their way.
Snow and ice are expected for London and the south east as Britain is urged to brace for one of coldest weeks of winter.
Most of the population is likely to see a few flakes of the white stuff over the coming days, with temperatures set to plummet to minus 7C in some areas.
The Met Office have issued a series of weather warnings, forecasting snow and ice from Monday and throughout the week.
Conditions are likely to lead to road and rail disruption as well as an "increased risk of injury from slips, trips and falls", the amber warnings state.
Met Office forecaster Craig Snell said the first full week of February will probably be "one of our coldest weeks of this winter so far".
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