Snow showers have arrived here.  Not quite settling yet.

Be interesting to see how this thread is this time next week ………

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Should be lying snow in higher parts of NE Scotland now and Aberdeen by this evening?

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Snowing this morning, and ground covered.

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Should be lying snow in higher parts of NE Scotland now and Aberdeen by this evening?

Yes I would say so, although possibly this afternoon rather than evening. Just driven through a wintry mix here in the city.

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IT's Coming, Its'Coming. Yellow warning for 21hrs start Tonight.

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IT's Coming, Its'Coming. Yellow warning for 21hrs start Tonight.

😂 I admire your enthusiasm for patchy snow with 1-2cm accumulation in places 😆

Let's see what happens with the Wednesday warning for the South and South West ....

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Snow starting to settle on the road at Glen Dye and up from Cock Bridge
https://www.snowgatecameras.co.uk/ 

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We have had a few snow showers here this afternoon but not really anything of any significance.

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Hopeless, pitiful, lame and embarassing pale imitation of what a northerly used to bring which was a plethora of showers with only short gaps in between resulting in rapidly accumulating snowfall.

Now this is the what we get. More a case of count the number of flakes than the number of centimetres 🙄



What logical explanation could there be for this nonsense yet again? There just isn't one. Looks like what you'd expect from a westerly with the mountains eating up all the precipitation. Should be no difference between west and east with a northerly flow. Never was in the past. Should be lots of frequent showers right across the region.

At this rate will be lucky to see anything more than the thinnest of coverings which will melt almost instantly as soon as the sun comes up 😠

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A nice light covering of snow on all surfaces here in this part of the city after the recent shower. It will be interesting to see how many more we catch in the coming day or so.

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 The few heavy snow showers have caused disruption in a big way around Rothes with stuck lorries and cars, we got about 5 cm pretty quickly but no large amounts to speak off. Will,see what it’s like in the morning , -3 and dropping quickly now. 

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Hopeless, pitiful, lame and embarassing pale imitation of what a northerly used to bring which was a plethora of showers with only short gaps in between resulting in rapidly accumulating snowfall.

Now this is the what we get. More a case of count the number of flakes than the number of centimetres 🙄

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What logical explanation could there be for this nonsense yet again? There just isn't one. Looks like what you'd expect from a westerly with the mountains eating up all the precipitation. Should be no difference between west and east with a northerly flow. Never was in the past. Should be lots of frequent showers right across the region.

At this rate will be lucky to see anything more than the thinnest of coverings which will melt almost instantly as soon as the sun comes up 😠

I just looked at the radar and there is a big red blob of snow over Aberdeen right now with plenty more queuing up behind.

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The rain has turned sleety here, with some splodgy flakes mixed in.

2.1C / dew 1.1C.

I'd imagine that over the Downs (c. 200m) it's now falling as wet snow...

EDIT: Snow on the ground on the traffic cameras at Blue Bell Hill, near Chatham - around 175m.
 

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Bit splodgy snow at Redhill in Surrey. 5:55am Very wet though. 

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Snowing when I left for work this 
morning 4am. Settling on cars

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Rain and sleet in North West Hampshire.  Big flakes and settling on grass by the time I got up to The Ridgeway.  Sleeting c*rap here in South Oxfordshire  (Near "Deadcat") which seems to be petering out.

 

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Not been outside yet to check but I think it may have snowed overnight …



(It is also snowing currently)

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Rain and sleet in North West Hampshire.  Big flakes and settling on grass by the time I got up to The Ridgeway.  Sleeting c*rap here in South Oxfordshire  (Near "Deadcat") which seems to be petering out.

 

A very slight covering on the grass here in Bucklebury, I'm sure White Hill at Kingsclere would be true to its name this morning.

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Snow on cars, grass shed roofs here, not settled on the roads. Chilly plus 1 deg C . 

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