PPN about to travel over MBY interesting to see if I get a very slight covering

could do with getting lucky, we have missed most of it this spell 

It has just started snowing lightly here a couple of miles north of Cambridge.

There are real proper flakes whizzing about, rather than the usual wet variety which land with a thud.

It is the first proper 'dry' snow I have seen IMBY for two years.

Showers starting to beef up a bit here now with a light covering on the grass at the mo.

Its dragging the temps down with its now 1.3C from 3C about an hour ago.

Would be interested to here if any of the guernsey folks on here have any reports

Snowed here for about 30 mins.  Covering over all surfaces.  Wasnt expecting this much, all we have had so far is wet snow lasting 10 minutes and gone 10 minutes later!!!!

Bit of a damp squib down here at sea level! 

Light/mod snow for the past half hour 

1-2cm everything nice and white 

Light to moderate snow in rugby. Settled on all surfaces. Temp -0.5.

steady snow here _ looks like a rogue shower extended west, everywhere white 0.1c

Snowing here in Banbury, slowly turning surfaces white 

The metoffice now have warnings out for Portsmouth regarding a possible dusting 

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?tab=warnings&regionName=se&fcTime=1422835200

Perhaps this might justify the council making our roads look like the Sahara with the amount of grit they've put down over the last couple of days.

Euro4 picked up the snow this evening very well

http://expert-images.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/euro4/2015/02/02/basis12/ukuk/prty/15020300_0212.gif

Hope its right with over night into the morning. Slight chance of the rarely talked about wash streamer 

http://expert-images.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/euro4/2015/02/02/basis12/ukuk/prty/15020306_0212.gif

http://expert-images.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/euro4/2015/02/02/basis12/ukuk/prty/15020312_0212.gif

It is a fascinating feature, with little in the way of surface wind shift suggesting that the change occurs at higher altitude.

The precipitation also shows some signs of back-building against the NW wind. This element seems to have been overlooked by the latest Met Office precipitation projection maps... but then they don't bring more than a dusting as far west and south as the newly issued MO warnings so they might just be a bit behind on developments.

The radar beefing up over MBY by the looks of things, hopefully get a nice covering,

There is so much crushed rock salt on the roads that it actually swirls in the wind. For a city that almost never see's snow i'd say it was a little over reacting.

Lilywhite??