Still snowing in Rawdon.

Meanwhile here at Kent, it is perfectly possible to get sunburn if I sit in my sheltered east-facing back yard for long enough. Felt very warm in the sunshine since winds has fallen calm and visibility is being absolutely stunning when I popped out to get the papers. Best morning ever.

Yes, this has nothing to do with snow reports, but thought I'd mention it anyway.

Blimey 😞 Hate it when that happens. We had about 2" in November at 2-4am. Then it turned to rain and was gone by 6:30. No one in my house believed me when I told them we'd had a winter wonderland overnight!

This was the view this morning

yeh its not alot, but after the winter weve had, its like Christmas

http://i.imgur.com/J5Lq88I.jpg 

Still snowing at 140m asl here in Gildersome, Leeds.

I was surprised to have to clear over an inch off the car at just 40m asl at home this morning.

A manager has just driven in from Birkenshaw, which is higher, in parts, and he has 10cm, easily, on the roof of his car.

perhaps not the sunburn part (unless ginger) but by 9am it had all ready heated the outside conservatory into the mid 20's 😊 Outside its a little cool but that is overcome by the warm sunshine, and as you say in a little shelter from the wind it's very nice. I'm heading up north tomorrow so I hope I get some snow at some point over the coming week.. I know I won't be enjoy warm sunshine for a week up there.

0.7 Light snow. settling cars and grass

Snow line roughly 200m asl here in Sheffield.

Higher parts of Sheffield seem to have 1-2 inches.

Good to see northern areas reporting snow.

Dry and cold here.

Moderate to heavy snow now.

Sudden change to drizzle and melting galore!

Light snow flurry here.

What's annoying about snow now rather than n the depth of winter is the fact they we've temps of 4.6c, now if this was say December, January you could guarantee that we'll have temps close to freezing but with a great big bloody mild sector sat over us.

Light to mod sleet/snow shower in progress here.

The heavier snow earlier put coverings down on most surfaces (pavements/roads least covered) but the already wet and less-than-cold ground, coupled with temps above freezing, means that when the intensity of the snowfall reduced, there was meltage.

For the last hour or so, the snowfall rate has drifted between light and moderate.

The radar suggests the system sinking southwards, but likely a couple hours of PPN to come - I just hope it stays as snow, given that PPN further east has turned to rain recently

A colleague of mine who lives in Accrington has claimed he can't get out of his road, with 4" of snow everywhere.

Is this likely? Or an exaggeration to get a snowday?

Central Manchester this morning

(from BBC)

It's got a quite a bit heavier in Manc city centre - sticking again on more and more surfaces.

Certainly has.

Radar looks like we're still right in the thick of it with moderate to heavy pulses moving in from the east.

The challenge will be keeping the precipitation as snow.