Some light snow starting to fall. 

Air 2.7c / Dewpint -1.4c. RH 79%.

Snow has been observed falling for two consecutive days ! 

Drizzle since, temp risen up to a heady +3c

Overcast. Rain. Humidity 91% Rh.5.3c. 

SE Breeze 9 - 18 mph.

Nice one! All I could scrape here was a sleet flurry yesterday and a little bit of sleet at the leading edge of today's rain. Still, better to have seen that than none at all!

It's now raining here, although the temperature's falling away. +1.9C, dew +0.1C.

Light rain, winds really picking up now - strong to gale force SE'ly and temp. has dropped to 1.3 C from an earlier 'high' of 2 C, RH @ 87% and pressure @ 1001mb, falling very rapidly.

Seems to be all rain here at Folkestone, despite the 2.3 c & 0 c dewpoint. The strengthening southerly wind is only serving to make it feel even more bleak than it really need to be. I wouldn't be surprised if the precip has more of a wintry flavour over them thar hills (150 m asl).

7.45am, went out for a run, cold dry air, grey leaden skies with that beautiful orange glow. Wind was just easterly enough to give lovely light snow flurries, very festive and made my daughter happy on her birthday!

9.40am, finished my run. Skies still grey and leaden and still cold, but air was noticeably less dry, more damp, with wind gusting powerfully but the easterly element gone. Hence the snow had become cold snizzle!

Now very cold and wet!

Hi, Ian! Yep, them thar hills near here have light snow. Here it's blowing a hooley down from them thar hills, wouldn't be surprised to hear of some trees down in the area. Horizontal light/moderate rain, temp. down to 1.1 C @ 89% RH, so dew point is around -0.5 C .. and still it rains here - not even the freezing variety! Pressure @ 1000 mb. 

Wind and rain. 4.5c. Humidity 91% Rh. 

Bleak cold windy wet conditions down here on the south coast.

Up here in the Amber Ice area it's damp but no ice.

Underwhelming so far....

Wet.

3.1c

1006.0mb falling

5.8mm

You have just reported a perfect example of why I always keep on referring to Edinburgh as one of the most boring parts of the UK on average when it comes to our weather.

Today has been a very dull and overcast day with nothing in the way of sunshine being recorded for today in the end at Edinburgh Gogarbank. This makes today, our sixth completely sunless day of this winter and although we are only just coming up to the halfway point in this month, we are already two thirds of the way to matching the number of sunless days which we had during this same month last year, so we now only need another three sunless days between now and the end of this month in order for that to happen.

There is some light rain around as Jerry has just reported but unlike in parts of the UK, this has been really struggling to take hold in this part of the world and once again, we are seeing yet another example of why we have been increasingly lagging behind the rest of the UK during this month so far when it has come to the overall rainfall totals for this month.

This is a real pity because the groundwater levels in the east of Scotland are still running very low, and we could really do with some additional rainfall to allow those groundwater levels to recover in this part of the world. Having said that, I can report that today's rainfall so far has resulted in a total of 0.4 mm of rain being recorded for today so far at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 0.2 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, but we really need to be doing a lot better than that.

Today's maximum temperature so far was reached during the very early hours of this morning and was 2.7°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 3°C at Edinburgh Airport and 2.8°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

Meanwhile, the temperature at 4pm this afternoon was 1.8°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 2°C at Edinburgh Airport and 1.5°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

Proper supercooled freezing rain - and the best place to see it from, in a nice warm house!

Meanwhile the decidedly non-freezing rain continues here. It's up to 1.5C now, the dewpoint is 1.4C.

Heh, no it wouldn't - see my post just now!

(Thanks to the upper air profile, even if it magically went below zero it'd still be rain rather than snow. The window for any sort of snow down here has passed, sadly.)