I think both the attitude and being a few miles North helped,  Sunday nights additional snowfall was very marginal  and also the closer to Harrogate the quicker it turned to snow . 

I had to dig inches of snow off the road yesterday lunchtime, just so it wasn't single track.  But loads of the smaller estate roads are still no goes and anywhere where there is a hill to get off the road is trapped too.  I do love snow, but with school drop offs and pushchairs it has been a bit of a nightmare. And I want to start Marathon training!

5C 

But just along the coast it's 3.4C and a few white flakes are mixed in with the (mostly) rain

So rain reports thread? Where are you?

Heavy wet snow here in Exeter. Nothing sticking temp fallen to 1.3c

5.0 C on the nose here, but humidity is falling down to the mid-70s thus helping to bring DPs to near freezing . . . so, perhaps, just perhaps. Still precipitation-free here at the moment.

Just took a peak at the Dartmoor webcam, looks nice!

Hoping for some settling snow by dark but down on the West Sussex coast beggars can’t be choosers. 

Interesting, considering the radar! There are two main bands of rain/whatever on the radar, one over north Kent, including Sheppey, where by rights it should be chucking it down, but nothing's coming out of it.

Then there's the main front over the Channel, and Folkestone is a few miles into the front. I'd assumed that would be making it to the ground, but apparently not! Can't be long now, though, surely...

https://camsecure.co.uk/dartmoor_princetown_webcam.html 

Princetown webcam looks good. Then again, it does have the advantage of being at an elevation of near enough to 1500 feet. 

We spent a week in Devon last August and our visit to Dartmoor was definitely a highlight. I recall stopping at the highest pub in Dartmoor for a drink - the Warren House Inn(I think). Wouldn't mind being there today!

It's just started spitting with rain. Temps have fallen slightly to 4.3 C but in turn humidity risen into the mid 80s so DP still the same at 2 C. 😁

You know it's gone wrong snow-wise when areas further west are seeing it than here at Kent that is the most nearest to the Continent. 🤣

It’s all happening in the west. Kent isn’t really in the firing line this time. 

To my surprise it’s settling nicely on the coast! 

Edit - it is in fact all snow - hints of settling on the grass and some of the flower beds, temp now 0.9c with a 0.1C DP. 

According to the local station (much lower elevation about a mile away) - DP -0.5 / Temp 0.6c

Currently nothing here at the base of Ide/Toys hill but feeling damned cold with frost still present.

Yep, slowly turning here as well, some white in the rain now. Could this be a repeat of last Saturday where it rained for an hour, then chucked it down with snow for 4 hours and then all melted by 9 the next morning

Currently : Temp : 0.9c with today's high being 1.2c | DP 0.1c

Ah The Warren House Inn, top pub.

Best winter for many years now, the Nov 24 snow, 2 or 3 days of snow/hail showers and now todays fall. A proper winter lol

The funny thing is to start with the wind should be ESE'ly, which here at least results in a feed from land, rather than the sea. I guess the air doesn't have much time to cool down in the 24 miles or so from Ramsgate! Even so, though, you'd have expected to be importing colder air from the Continent with such a feed, but in reality it's 5C at Calais - so nope.

The old rule of thumb for us was that you'd want it to be -2 or -3 at Calais for it to still be freezing here, and that'd go for you as well. Outside of that we're relying on the intensity to pull down some of that colder air aloft...

An accumulation on favoured surfaces like bare earthed plant pots, the shed and car. If it goes on for a few hours, who knows how much there will be to see?

But it will probably be a job and a half for anyone clearing the frozen slush off their car tomorrow.