Output has waxed and waned in terms of snow risk over that 23rd/24th/25th period.
Xmas Eve has generally been the most promising day - but even then, some runs of all models have shown the high to our south being too close to allow snow for anywhere away from Scottish mountains.
Current output from most models this morning is leaning towards Xmas Eve (and into the early hours of Xmas Day) having a strong chance of heavy snow showers across a swathe of the UK north of a line from Lincoln to the Brecon Beacons. Mostly marginal at low levels, but places with elevation would see some accumulations.
This from today's 6z, but it's a very similar picture to the 0z (slight upgrade)
The 0z's from ECM, UKM, Icon all have a broadly similar set-up (mid-North Atlantic ridge, low the NE, leading to a cool/coldish and unstable NW'ly flow)
Not all doom and gloom!!
Martin
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