Hilariously they show snow for tomorrow night for parts of England. Not even mentioned as a maybe on the BBC forecast. 

I tend to feel the GFS Precip charts are gash on the whole. 

It was that very woman. The one who will start a winter forecast off with a massive smile saying something along the lines of "I have some great news for you all, temperatures are going to be very mild. There's a little downside in that it's not going to stop raining from dawn till dusk, which will cause widespread flooding, but that's a small price to pay for me not being chilly"

I even think I'd rather have Eno 'I'll use the same random word in every sentence' Eruotor read the weather

Or indeed a cow. That, I am led to believe, would be physically impossible

Not true. I've had the full op 

That, but with bigger dangly bits 

Yes I notice this - I think the BBC are being very conservative and cautious about this? I just heard from Helen Willett's that there is a potential for a channel low Sunday morning and she mentioned that it could bring some significant snow but she said a big "IF" -

Time will tell - However, the BBC weather for the week ahead at 9:55pm N24 will be an interesting one to watch later,.

A very upbeat and interesting local and national forecast, for those of us in the far SE...a potential period of snow tomorrow afternoon creeping up from the channel (local forecast), and another "fly in the ointment" with "potentially disruptive snowfall" on Sunday (national forecast). I stress though, those two events are for extreme south/se mainly (some risk over Dartmoor and the Mendips from tomorrow's event too I think).

Something very close to look out for, for a change down here

I find this hard to believe.  Its just not cold enough surely?

It was quite a surprise to me, I have to admit...but hey, if it's good enough for the pros to forecast, its good enough for me

Snowy forecast for Stevenage on Sunday.   (subject to change of course )

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/gcpz78dn8

Yes I noticed that too. BBC forecast and metoffice forecast have Cambridge down for several hours of heavy prolonged snow on Sunday - presumably they think the front will push up further north than we currently expect...not entirely sure about that but they're the pros! I would bet against it for now though, probably more of a just in case type forecast IMO.

Meto Warning out for Sunday (SE)

 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?tab=warnings&map=Warnings&zoom=5&lon=-3.50&lat=55.50&fcTime=1421539200&regionName=se

A slow-moving band of rain will affect the area on Sunday, 
the rain turning heavy at times, potentially leading to accumulations of more than 20 mm quite widely. 
There is the risk that the rain could turn to sleet or settling snow, 
especially over hills.

The public should be aware of the risk of localised flooding

For rain...

<<< suppresses sn1gger >>>

NOOOOOOOoooooo the wind will switch sooner than projected and it will all fall as snow after the first hour of rain turning to sleet 

Given the graphical forecasts I would say they will either now conform to what the majority of model output is saying and confine a rain warning to SE England for Sunday and soon abandon the TV forecasts showing snow for EA, or put in place a temp snow warning if they're still convinced the front will edge further northwards. I doubt we'll see the latter - could be a dry day for EA and a very wet and cold one for SE England.

Ooh look, here in the Midlands we have a warning out for ......







....... snow

13:25 forecast showed a band of sleet / snow crossing MBY tonight , also showed the massive uncertainty about Sunday the PPN got up as far as Coventry ( guessing) had snow on the Northern bit but rain in the South

I know these shouldn't be taken too literally but the icons on the Met Office for Halifax show snow for nearly 24 hrs tomorrow, this has been a steady upgrade over the last couple of days:

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/gcw9tu8t2#?tab=fiveDay&fcTime=1421452800

2014 the warmest year on record on Earth - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-30852588

Did you not? You should have told us. 

Our local/BBC Scotland forecast highlighted the snow warnings in force and mentioned the risk of disruption from a feature on Saturday night into Sunday (albeit not here yet again due to warmer air and a coastal influence).