Several roads have now been reopened as snow disrupted bus services and flights in the city earlier today.
Roads
Police say hill suburbs were particularly affected and there have been a number of minor crashes in the city this morning due to the weather conditions.
Police ask that motorists drive to the conditions and avoid unnecessary travel.
State Highway 1 into Dunedin, the Northern Motorway, Waitati to Pine Hill, has now reopened after being closed this morning.
Several roads are still closed in and around Dunedin because of snow and ice -
To check the latest road conditions here.
Dunedin airport
Dunedin Airport is open for business again after flights were grounded earlier.
Dunedin Airport chief executive Richard Roberts said there had been no departures from the airport this morning.
An ATR flight from Christchurch had been turned back.
There was ''wet slush'' on the runway, but the temperature at 10am was above 1degC.
The airport did not use snow ploughs when there was slush on the runway, as they were likely to be compacted into pack ice.
Dunedin hospital
The public is advised that Southern DHB services are open and clinics and appointments are proceeding as usual, though there may be some delays due to the adverse weather.
If you cannot make a scheduled appointment, please contact the clinic directly. The phone number will be on your appointment letter.
If travel is not essential, please consider staying at home.
Keep up-to-date if you are traveling and stay aware of road conditions in your area. Links below to weather and travel information. Be safe!
Polytech and University
The University of Otago remains open today, while the Otago Polytechnic Dunedin campus is closed.
Bus services
Due to ice and snow most Dunedin bus services were affected by the weather.
Full services:
Waverley, Brighton/Abbotsford/Green Island, Pine Hill to Lookout Point, Opoho-Shiel Hill, Concord to University, which will run on the half hour from the Forth Street Bridge, and on the hour from Concord.
The Mosgiel Loop, Mosgiel to city, Normanby-St Clair, and Portobello services are all running normal routes.
Partial services:
Helensburgh services are travelling straight down Taieri Road to Wakari Hospital
Corstorphine service is not going to St Clair Park, or Stenhope Crescent
Balaclava-University services are travelling via Mailer St and Elgin Road to old terminus
Kenmure is running to Mornington shops only
Halfway Bush service is not going into Ashmore Street
Ocean Grove services are terminating at the bottom of Fulton Road
Port Chalmers services are not running on the hills.
Other services are not currently running, people should expect delays.
Moana Pool & Gym
Moana pool is open but with limited staff being able to get to the pool be have reduced services at present. The gym, lap and dive pools are open with the leisure and spa pool closed.
Services
Rubbish and recycling collection. Services operating as per normal; collection maybe slightly later than usual time.
Dunedin Public Libraries
Waikouaiti holiday programme postponed - Drawing on the Light Side: Kiwi Cartoonist Brent Harpur scheduled for today, has been postponed. The alternative date has yet to be advised.
The Waikouaiti Library opened at 10.30am today.
