Flurries of snow on and off.

Looks like you will do well over the next 24 hours in your location.

Nothing here settled in Stevenage. Started off as snow then to sleet then to rain. Plenty more opportunities this week. 

Here I am, almost 1000ft up on Dartmoor, 10 am mid winter, N wind....and it's rain with the odd flake mixed in.

A relatively warm Nly this one.

hi will - hay .  I also live in Seaford what a small world lol I live near the colf course and I seen a few flakes of snow . I move here two years old and this is the first snow I seen while since move in

Had another inch or so overnight here, adding to the general cover of the last few days, so depth on grass now around 6".

Seems as though the feature that crossed us last night had some warmer air behind it - temperature lifted from just under freezing late yesterday evening to about 2C now - snow cover has become damp with a very slow thaw. (The valley below is is now green).

A stiff NNW wind, which is forecast to increase further through the day, and I think it will turn colder again as day does on.

Will be interesting to see what the next feature brings tonight when the  low to the East "squeezes" down the East Coast. Any thoughts on this?

At the moment and as predicted yes. The colder (but for many drier) air is due to cut in over the next day or so. Monday to Wednesday does not look like a "relatively warm northerly", more of a "typical northerly" (although it may very well turn NEly for a while).

Yup, a fair chance of seeing ppt on and off, the question is how marginal it is. Just too far east for the heavier snow reported in W Kent. But happy to see light snow on and off for an hour tho turned drizzly as it faded. No settling snow to report

Next week could be more favourable here in Kent...

You're being a tad picky Michael, IMO, and I know you do get your back up each winter about people not fully subscribing to any chilly snaps 

The last few days the forecasts on TV have been about how bitter it is outside, whilst temperatures in the south haven't reflected that at all. Admittedly they also said the actual air temperatures wouldn't be particularly cold, but unless you're stood on a hill, it doesn't feel it on the whole either. Many places have had temps just above mid single digits, and the latest forecasts are for them to drop a degree or so in the next couple of days. Hardly a marked change. It may well be different where you are, but he's talking about his area. 

oops! Yes that's the one :-) 

I'm actually in loweswater in Cumbria at the moment, at 130m ASL last night all the precipitation was of rain. Surprising :-) 

A few have had snowfall in air temps and dp higher than we had here the other day that brought rain. There's obviously another factor, but I'm not sure what that is. 

Darren once said that if you add the air temp and dewpoint together and get an answer of zero or below, it'll almost certainly snow rather than rain.

you were really unlucky the other night!