Snow Reports February 2026· Page 3

tevo
Advanced Member

15 February 2026 12:02:38

#51

Big lumps falling here in Cambridge,

Snow Hoper
Advanced Member

15 February 2026 12:09:48

#52

Turned to snow here now.

Going to war over religion is like killing each other to see who has the better imaginary friend.

Home : Mid Suffolk.

48m Asl

Windy Willow
Advanced Member

15 February 2026 12:10:21

#53

It's been steadily snowing, with very large flakes, for an hour now. It is settling on roofs and the grass now and the sound has become deadened, which was when I realised it must be starting to settle. It's been a long while since I have seen snow this big and heavy. The temperature is also going down. I really wasn't expecting it to be quite like this, from any of the forecasts, and the MetO Yellow warning I took with a pinch of salt.

I do hope it eases off soon though as we're off to a birthday celebration, for one of the local Ladies, but it's out of the Village so driving is required!

As I am finishing this post it's becoming so intense it could almost be blizzard conditions!☃️❄️

South Holland, Lincs 5m/16ft ASL

When I saw corruption, I was forced to find truth on my own. I couldn't swallow the hypocrisy.

Barry White

It’s the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine) - R.E.M.

+4

fairweather
Advanced Member

15 February 2026 15:35:13

#54

Yes, some wet sleet amongst the rain. Talk about desperate! 20 years ago this would definitely been a transient snow event here as wit the North which of course would have had a disruptive transient fall. 12.3mm of rain, second highest of the year so far.

S.Essex, 42m ASL

BJBlake
Advanced Member

15 February 2026 17:18:53

#55

It's been steadily snowing, with very large flakes, for an hour now. It is settling on roofs and the grass now and the sound has become deadened, which was when I realised it must be starting to settle. It's been a long while since I have seen snow this big and heavy. The temperature is also going down. I really wasn't expecting it to be quite like this, from any of the forecasts, and the MetO Yellow warning I took with a pinch of salt.

I do hope it eases off soon though as we're off to a birthday celebration, for one of the local Ladies, but it's out of the Village so driving is required!

As I am finishing this post it's becoming so intense it could almost be blizzard conditions!☃️❄️

Originally Posted by: Windy Willow

There was a modelling of snow for today in East Anglia but when I looked out at 6.00am there was cold rain and 2 degrees. I have to stab I was very disappointed. But then something weird happened !!

From 8.30am we started to have sleet turning more and more to snow and then at 10.30 am the heaviest snow I have seen since the cold snap of 2021 or even the Beast of 2018. So heavy in fact that we had nearly 2” and it stopped finally at 2PM! The temperature dropped to 0.5 degrees and it settled everywhere! I couldn’t believe my eyes frankly - it was alpine !! There is a large snowman on my lawn now !! I cannot believe this happened - but it was truly brilliant. The temperature never got past 1 degree after the snow started. The snow is still on the ground now.

Brecklands, South Norfolk 28m ASL

+3

Tim A
Advanced Member

16 February 2026 22:00:07

#56

More sleety wet snow falling in heavier bursts now and temp down to 2c.

Tim

NW Leeds

187m asl

My PWS

BJBlake
Advanced Member

17 February 2026 00:05:32

#57

More sleety wet snow falling in heavier bursts now and temp down to 2c.

Originally Posted by: Tim A

What’s just fallen in York? Looks like a mini cold front - 6 degrees ahead of band and 2-3 degrees after, with rain turning to snow half way through! At least that’s what is shown on the radar. Looks like we may get more snow here in Norfolk over night from this - but windier - so less evaporative cooling??

Brecklands, South Norfolk 28m ASL

Viking3
Advanced Member

17 February 2026 10:21:32

#58

A nice cover of 4cm this morning, and sparkling in the glorious glazing sun! Last evening between 9 and 10pm we had proper blizzard conditions for over half an hour with the wind raging and snow swirling around.

Keith

Aboyne, Aberdeenshire

135m asl

+1