Currently snowing here in the east of Norwich!! 

What the elevation for Strood postage ME area as I see it hilly from looking at the street view as there is Royal Mail Centre that I might get a transfer there due to cheaper housing to live for time being.  Cloudy here and dry so far with temps around 4-5C which is just a tad below average so can't see any snowfall here this week.

Well, to be positive it is white over now, but to be negative, the radar shows it will stop before too long.

Anyhow, first snow I have seen since March 2013, which has to be a plus.

How is it in your neck of the woods in Warwickshire? Seen a flake yet?

Nope, not today. I'm keeping my fingers crossed though. Its dark to the south west, but that could be because its getting dark.

I was up at Holme Moss today (~500m) and it was lovely and white!

Strood? That's quite a hilly area, but that's hilly by Kent standards! Strood proper is around 150ft ASL, but the Downs nearby go over 300 feet. Further west, in Vigo, it gets to over 600 feet. And that's more than enough to ensure a dollop of snow when areas further down are getting rain...

Talking of which, here are some snowy photos of Kent from KentOnline:

http://www.kentonline.co.uk/dover/news/snow-hits-kent-30430/

Very thin coating of snow on all surfaces, but it's dry now. 1 °C.

Snowing here at work , 6 miles SW of Banbury

Picture of snow at Whitfield mentioned by Gusty earlier at 120m asl.. Down here at 5 asl just sleety rain. 

http://www.dover-express.co.uk/PICTURES-Snow-hits-Whitfield/story-25892650-detail/story.html

light, sleety rain in Evesham atm - though did spot a couple of snowflakes on the walk home

+2.9c / DP +0.6c / RH 85%

And now just rain.   Cant see it turning colder overnight so I guess thats me out.

Off to the no snow moaning thread ....

Not a snow report but I'm guessing this is the most appropriate thread to discuss tonight's fun and games?!

Can't make up my mind RE the current radar. To my untrained eye it seems as though the smaller band moving NE across the W. Midlands is ushering in the warm sector (so I don't really want it to come up this far!) while the general mass in the Irish Sea is going to eventually grind to a halt and sink south? Also a lot of the lighter echoes aren't really producing anything - had several occasions already with light yellows over my area and nowt (not that I'm obsessing or anything). 

Snow across Banbury

Light snow here but enough to start to settle without any effort.

Had a snow shower in Wolverhampton.  Quickly began to settle as intensity grew which bodes well for later.  Fingers crossed that for once we get lucky here in the West Midlands and we remain the right side of borderline and precipitation passes overhead not relatively close in one direction or another. 

Just seen the BBC forecast and it doesn't really look all that good IMBY. The action is just a little bit too far south and it never properly gets going, light snow/flurries perhaps?
Possibly better for the Wirrallites we have on here, assuming it's cold enough at their lower elevation of course.

Ppn type radar shows it turning to rain from the SW as per E4.

Am I in the wrong thread!? :)

Snow has pepped up a bit here in Banbury, covering over paths and parts of the road

Yes

There are a few flakes in the air but I'm not liking the radar so far TBH! Looks pretty fragmented.

LOL sorry Marcus.

I'm actually in Manchester airport waiting for a flight back to Southampton. Ironically the one time I might see snow this year and I'll be 10000ft above it 😞 :)