Suggestions of some snow for parts later in the week and with some FI eye candy beyond that, a new thread that may last for only a couple of pages, or maybe multiple pages....who knows ?

Makes sense to have a monthly thread rather than several event focused threads. 

Reports here, rather than discussion about prospects, please.

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There are signs of some more westerly snow cover build up on the Continent now and coming days. Snow west of Moscow and into Belarus, Northern Ukraine, Czech Republic, Baltic States and Southern Germany. Southern Sweden, around Stockholm bereft of snow, as it was almost all of last winter, presumably because of the wind coming off the (these days) relatively mild Baltic.

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Edinburgh is right on the edge of the snow warning areas for later today, Thursday and Friday. Should have some on our local hills!

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Heavy sleet outside Glasgow. Ice building up on back window in wind. 1.0dc. Slight concern overnight.

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Heavy rain showers turning to sleet here, 2 C

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Heavy rain showers turning to sleet here, 2 C

That is just falling as rain here in the north of Edinburgh.

However, that is only our first significant rainfall here since 25 November which means that even that, is more "interesting" in terms of our actual weather than what we have been used to lately.

 

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Heavy sleet/wet snow here

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Temps going up and back to rain, showers less frequent, although lots of radar action

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Sleet and wet snow is now falling here in the north of Edinburgh as I write.

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Looks like I spoke too soon here, as that has now turned back to rain although there might still be some snow further inland from here and higher up (in the south of Edinburgh for example).

 

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Sleet and wet snow is now falling here in the north of Edinburgh as I write.

EDIT:

Looks like I spoke too soon here, as that has now turned back to rain although there might still be some snow further inland from here and higher up (in the south of Edinburgh for example).

 

Snowing here at Kinross in past half hour  all white outside 😉 was trying to send a photo to the forum but it won't send as I get error msg saying no location but I have it turned on . 

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I've just woke up and I can report that it is now snowing here in the north of Edinburgh and that this snow is now lying here.with the temperature having dropped to 1°C as at 3am this morning.

That is already in complete contrast to last winter when we didn't even get our first snowflakes until the end of February. We did get a little bit of lying snow from that which came from the returning polar air mass behind Storm Ciara as that system moved away. Furthermore, that then quickly melted away and was the only lying snow which got at any time during that winter.

If this winter continues in the same vain though as what we are seeing just now, that will certainly make up for it.

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1-2 cm of wet snow here which is on the point of freezing. The air temp is 0-1 C. Snow looks thicker up on the hill. So our first snow of the season on 3/12, I'll take that!

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Good to see you guys in Scotland have got some snowfall.
Very quiet here with few showers. Further north there have been some heavy showers across the Dales and places like Hawes have a covering this morning.

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A lot of the snow has gone here in the north of Edinburgh, but there are still a few bits of it on the rooftops and in grassy areas, with Arthur's Seat looking very white.

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The clouds are clearing and I can see that the Lake District Fells out my front window are white as well as the Pennines behind, down to about 300m I would say. There was sleet around earlier at my spot but nothing now.

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Finally some snow. East Ayrshire, 200m above sea level close to the village of Sorn. 

 

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great to see these reports.. we've visited Newtonmore & Kingussie many times ... there's a webcam at the golf course... had a quick look this morning.. and very envious!

https://www.newtonmoregolf.com/webcam 

And now a call from the office in Kendal to say it has started snowing there...some of the cameras below at Kirkstone, Shap & Hartside are interesting to look at!

https://www.cumbria.gov.uk/roads-transport/WeatherStations/default.asp 

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Couple of cm here overnight

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Yup, snow in South Edinburgh, about an inch - instantly turns to slush when I stand on it. Gritters nowhere to be seen, pavements now slippy but not lethal.