Here the frost has slowly lifted (2m 1.4C; dp 0C) and there’s just a hint of sizzle now. I see in higher S Devon it’s turning to snow quite readily now.

I'd wondered whether places like Detling Hill (up on the Downs) might receive something, but looking up the Hucking forecast just shows sleet, followed by (colder) rain. (Hucking is a great place name, isn't it? 😁)

IF (and it's a big if) things turn out cold enough inland there would be a fair bit more than the measly centimetre or two that the warning says. I guess the MetO feel it'll just be too warm in the end.

Well over here is the west of the county it is currently 0.2c with a dp of -1c, so plenty cold enough for snow, but suspect temps will rise when it arrives. The wind coming off the channel will wamr the air and it depends how much mixing we get. But as you say the meto raw still showing rain for here.

We're at 0.9c with 0.3c dp at the moment, frost all lifted from the ground but a few bits persisting on mossy areas of roofs. Assuming temps don't rise too much, whether we get rain, sleet or snow it's likely to be the lowest daily max of the spell IMBY.

I think you'd have to tip your hat to GFS (and to a certain extent GEM) this time round in terms of precip extent at least, assuming nothing odd happens in the next 6-9 hours. 

UKV shows the minor convective activity you mention I think albeit falling as rain, hopefully if we do get snow IMBY rather than rain from the front that'll swing things in favour of showers being more wintry if they occur.  (Still no idea what I'll get frontal precip wise, happily I've been assuming rain or nout for a while now, so whilst it'll be mildly depressing if it rains it won't be a surprise!). 

Steady moderate snow here (nearest town to us is Moreton I suppose), perhaps 20mm lying on surfaces. Wind has got up a bit too.

Glad I got the outdoor work completed before the rain arrived. Forecast spot on with start of rain and temps.

In fact the forecast suggests there will be some sleet later before it clears and becomes frosty though I think I will be happy without it.

5.6 C & 3 C DP and just started drizzling here at Folkestone. 🤣

Most of the models (apart from GFS) shows the precipitation fizzling out resulting in mostly cloudy, murky and clammy conditions over Southern and Western parts before milder uppers in maritime-type airflow move in over the weekend.  I could see it being a non-event right from the start. 

Just wait till the evaporative cooling kicks in 😉😄

Same here miserable winter afternoon . Cold wind rain bit of sleet mixed in . . Maybe a period of wet snow later on ? 

Currently 3.5 c 

God forbid. Nothing worse than wet snow.

As many have pointed out ad infinitum, we need a long feed easterly off a frigid Continent for proper snow in this part of Britain.

One day again perhaps.

Now still some rain (I can hear on the conservatory roof) but more flakes- big old penny-sized from coalescence. A similar synoptic set up when I looked after dark from my bedroom on Thursday 7th January 1982 was a huge dumping of NE blown snow. This is the modern equivalent.

I'm only at 65masl so north Dorset will do well out of this

The band on the radar is not actually there - or at least not reaching the ground. I've been under radar echoes for several hours and nothing apart from the odd spot of drizzle has made it to Earth.