Here on the SE coast of Kent we remained completely snowless. The closest we came was on Sunday 17th January when that band of light snow slipped SE'wards overnight but it stopped about 6 miles to my west. Before and after that..nothing. Not even sleet was observed. 

I thought 2013/14 was relatively unusual but at least in that winter there were a couple of occasions of wet sleet. This one was in a league of its own.

Did anyone else completely dodge the snow bullet ? 

Not a single flake of snow seen in Evesham

Nothing here in the shadow of the Mendips other than 1 morning of soft hail pellets seen on the car roofs around dawn.

This is the third rubbish winter in a row - but at least MBY got a covering on 16th Jan when the snow that had fallen on and off most of the day (but not really stuck) got heavier in the evening.

Not a flake observed by me in spite of the thoughtful County Council installing new lamp posts with very bright lights. 

I agree - i normally i rely on other peoples posts and photos as we live in a known poor area for snow.  We havent even had that this year... thats how poor its been.

I must say - the reports coming out of Scotland (theyve had a great year by the looks of things (apart from the flooding) )

this year have been poor  - thats usually my fallback.  :(

Yes, had some snow in January which gave a light covering but that's it.

Very much the case here, Steve. But then again, I only live a mile to the south of you and on the coastal edge.

As per other E.Kent posters, not a flake seen falling in my neck of the woods this winter as per last year.  My 5 year old is very upset :(

Hail/Graupel but only a little here in Peasedown St John. 

Wasn't a snowless winter here as we had a slight covering in the early hours of 17th January... Think we was VERY lucky to get that compared to a lot of places.

And yet still people deny that the climate is changing...

(On topic, I saw snow falling on two days, so not quite snow-free)

No snow for my part of the wirral, a few sleety showers, but no snow to speak off.

Martin

2013-14, 2014-15 AND 2015-16 ALL completely snowless IMBY.  This is unprecedented, and is indicative of a warming climate.

Not a sausage this winter. I did observe a brief But fierce blizzard and a semi-dusting on the outskirts of town at 120m asl  last winter though WI, but down at sea level IMBY it was indeed snowless, as was this winter.

Not even an effing flake here in the centre of Winchester.