OK the situation is we have a secondary low moving north into cold air. The metoffice seems to have played down the risk of snow to lower levels which, I think, reflects the EURO4 output quite well. However I am skeptical; and remember situations like this before where surprise snowfall has been more widespread than anticipated. In particular though the other short term models do not support the EURO4 limiting snow to higher ground. Yorkshire in particular is progged to see local accumulations (perhaps even in the likes of leeds and york) for a time and I'm inclined to agree given that winds will be light, and precipitation is likely to be heavy.

Sleeting IMBY, more rain than snow but it's a start.

The air to the north of the front is colder, the "problem" is that there is little intensity to any precipitation. If there is snow further south (mainly high ground) it will most likely be associated with the intensity of the precipitation (evaporative cooling effect).

Its all wet snow falling now leaving a slushy covering on car windscreens, temperature 1.4c.

This is our third snowfall this season which considering what a bloody awful winter it is I should be grateful!

Andy

Turned to wet snow here and down to 1.2c but recently temperature has risen and gone back up to 1.7c with sleet falling. Think we are too far south .

0.4C with heavy but rather wet snow falling, there is about an inch on the ground but maybe 4" higher up

Well it's blowing a gale outside here now with heavy rain and temperatures up to 11c.... any glimmer of hope the euro 4 (?) was providing yesterday has been literally blown away as the low is quite a bit further north, and down here we are very much in the warm sector. Still looks good for the NE, all the same 

approx 90-100 meters above. 

Ripon is less than 10 miles WNW of me, but it's been rain here with some sleety stuff mixed in. Altitude is clearly making that bit of a difference. Temp here is 3c and slowly dropping back after being 3.5c an hour or so ago.