Including the met office...

There was. Your life (and some of ours) will be so much easier come the day you learn the meaning of "potential". ;-)

ROFL 

1987 and 1991 delivered quite widely though. Admittedly areas closer to the coast in Kent and Essex copped out but it was definitely more widespread than it is now. 

I completely dispute that comment, its well recorded that true easterly outbreaks of the past delivered at times fairly large amounts of snow as far east as Birmingham and the Welsh Marches.  1987 was such an example.

Another potential ice day up in smoke here and I've not even lad lunch yet. 

Feb '91 had troughs in the flow that gave large amounts of snow over a wide area. It was also early Feb so the snow didn't melt as much.

So far, we've mainly had streamers and showers which are by their nature hit and miss. 

The nearest I'll get it seems on a chilly if sunny and unremarkable late winter's day:

Dont count Norfolk in that!  Very very patchy, and melts within an hour!

All very meh here so far. Had a light covering overnight, but even weak sunshine through the clouds has worked its magic and melted all snow in its sights. The temp has also shot up to 3C recently which is pretty nice in the sunshine.  Tonight will probably be disappointing as well.  

And to get it all off my chest, Wednesday looks dry and cold (wasted) and I bet the Thurs / Fri system gives us rain here!

That feels better.

The Sun made mincemeat out of the snow today. Drove to work in a blizzard and thought it was game on. Must have had 1 to 2 inches at its peak. Main roads covered and 30mph was the top speed for all. Numerous accidents making a 15 min journey take 1hr 20. Then the poxy sun came out. Despite the uppers today ended up warmer than yesterday. At one point my van said 7C.  It never felt cold and most of the snow has gone apart from favoured shady locations. Unless a very large rabbit is pulled out of the bag then this one will end up filed with the rest of the modern day disappointments.

Well there is a yellow weather warning issued by the Met office but all area's to the west of Exeter by a few miles! If this isn't classed as a mis-hap then what is!?

Even Taunton saw a few flakes of snow today! But it's the 3rd day of this feast from the east giving east Devon such sunny days and with no frost and ice at nights along with light winds it feels like spring along the Quay!

As said earlier - Exeter keeps it's snow drought!

Can't believe it looking at below!

You are smack in the middle of the amber zone for Thursday so I wouldn't worry too much about the yellow!

One heavy snow shower in the afternoon and that's it. Dried up completely and the humidity is down at 70%. Radar not promising at all. If it was rain it would be near relentless in this set-up

I would bet that the amount of snow I measure tomorrow morning will be closer to 2cm than 20cm or even 10cm. Temperature not even dropping because of the wind/cloud. Absolutely hopeless and woeful cold spell 

I really dont get all the moaning in here. Isnt this what all coldies have been praying for for years,the siberian express has arrived and still its not good enough.This is about as cold and snowy as it could possibly be at this time of year in the current set up plus if this set up persists for the whole of march we could see one of the coldest March`s in the whole of the cet series a sub 2c month is not out of the question! If this doesnt get you excited then maybe emigrate,this is the uk with a temperate maratime climate NOT  a continental interior climate. Stop moaning and enjoy it while it lasts,it could be years or even a decade or more before this happens again!

Few snow showers today. The most interesting thing was to see the sun return at about 4pm after a shower and still have enough oomph to start melting the snow. 

Sorry but I am old enough to remember 1979, the cold winters in the 80s and February 91. This may still deliver but so far for me it has been a dud. Even December 10th last year was a far more impressive event in this locality. I appreciate it is different in Kent and some parts of the north.