30 odd years living in E Lancs it was crap for snow even at 550ft towards the Yorks border, a northerly didn't deliver for obvious reasons and in an easterly it struggled to get over the Pennines.

Had a heavy snow shower not long ago put down a fresh light covering.

0c.

Totally off topic, but I actually know Woodbury!!!!

When I was ickle we had family friends who lived in Woodbury Salterton, and we'd holiday with them every summer.

Small world.

Someone said Exeter saw some snow yesterday morning around 730am -8am!?? I missed it? How much was there? Apparently there was snow over Ivybridge too.

Is that a Kent Clipper 

I wouldn't get too excited. Parameters across the SE are more or less the wrong side of the snow line now - as forecast.
Conditions don't become conducive again until early Thursday and then only for 36 hours.
I'm not saying Kent wont see any snow at all, but the opportunities will be limited now.

Yes....a Kent rain streamer

It's utterly sodding dire out there. The occassional sleetiness, but thankfully no wind.

Hi Neil.

Viewing the cameras suggests wet snow is falling above 100m in the east of the county giving slushy accumulations above 130m.

Ties in well with parameters of -7c (850Hpa), -1c (925Hpa) and thicknesses now of 523dam.

Parameters become favourable again for lower level stuff from 3am Thursday morning (as has been the case now for several runs).

Pretty much persistant rain now turning much more sleety, and boderline snow!....

Fantastic looking streamer on the radar!

EURO4 goes for a period of snow this evening clipping the SE - higher ground may see some accumulations.

http://expert-images.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/euro4/2015/02/03/basis06/ukuk/prty/15020318_0306.gif

Its very encouraging that it has formed so rapidly. As soon as the NE'ly established it came in. Here's hoping that it remains as keen on Thursday and Friday !

Much more in the way of snow now, but still too sleety if you know what I mean...

Still total gash here. And if you, IDS, end up with lying snow today and I don't, then you and I are going to have words 

Yesterday evening's snowfall looked more impressive in the dark than it turned out to be in daylight.

It's little more than a dusting really, and not enough to cover the fields completely. This photo taken at 09:00 this morning.

There was one brief moderate snow shower this morning, but the sun is now hard at work and I'd be surprised if any lying snow not in the shade lasts till sundown. However, it's better than nowt and a result at last 

It's actually Jive Buddy I'm referring to, Ian. A stupid little in-joke between us that goes back to the early days of TWO. I will work on a stupid acronym for you 

Now moderate to heavy snow and the temp has dropped back to freezing 

Without vast areas of snow across the country to chill the air, and a fair old wind picking up with a 2m temp of 1.1*C and a dew point close to zero, it's doing some real damage to what remains of the snow here. I've never been in this situation before - hanging on to some of the last lowland lying snow in England.

It's weird because I'm used to being annoyed at losing my snow before most of the rest of the UK. I keep having to remind myself that this wasn't event up to 'event' standard for most parts. It's like I've swapped places with some high altitude settlement in Wales.

Looking back, I'm glad I stayed up to watch it come down, as that's where this event scores highest; the rate of accumulation was impressive at times. Peak depth was fairly typical of a significant event while the longevity is pretty lame for the start of February.

If I was to do the ratings it would be 8/10 for the deposition, 5/10 for the peak depth and 1/10 for longevity.

Still immeasurably better than last year managed 

Just a dusting from this mornings shower, A bit disappointed that we didn't get more but I would imagine that the cloud line changed course to a more southerly direction once it reached here, shame, still it did look a bit more like winter. A work colleague who commutes from somewhere in south Dorset told me they had 3 inches of snow by the time she left for work.