Beautiful morning here. A few pics I took earlier.

Fantastic January morning in Berkhamsted. I took these pics a little earlier. 1) View across the valley 2) Sunrise over the Chilterns 3) Lime Walk which Gladstone used to walk up when visiting Lord Brownlow (before my time even) 4) Snow in my garden pic.twitter.com/crXrCZs2wa

— TheWeatherOutlook (@TWOweather) January 25, 2021

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Very odd... snowflakes in the air here on Wirral

Dark clouds surrounded by bright strong sunshine.

Temperature is 5*c and DP 3*C on my weather station.

Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me, this isnt graupal this is floaty very dry snow flakes .

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Very odd... snowflakes in the air here on Wirral

Dark clouds surrounded by bright strong sunshine.

Temperature is 5*c and DP 3*C on my weather station.

Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me, this isnt graupal this is floaty very dry snow flakes .

Ssimilar when I was walking to work at 5am this morning though it was alot colder than 5C then obviously. I could feel something on my face but couldn't see anything even in the streetlamps though it was rather misty. When I got to work there were some very fine flakes on my backpack so there definately had been snow.

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Not sure if I can share this and if so which form thread to post it in but I saw a tweet from Aidan McGiven who tweeted a pic of the snow over England from NASA:

-just shows how the coastal area's of the south esp the far south east missed on the snow. - Impressive snowfall amounts in central England i.e Midlands of course and quite a fair bit but it was mainly and event for the midlands or higher ground of the S.

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Beautiful morning here. A few pics I took earlier.

Fantastic January morning in Berkhamsted. I took these pics a little earlier. 1) View across the valley 2) Sunrise over the Chilterns 3) Lime Walk which Gladstone used to walk up when visiting Lord Brownlow (before my time even) 4) Snow in my garden pic.twitter.com/crXrCZs2wa

— TheWeatherOutlook (@TWOweather) January 25, 2021

Lovely pics Brian.

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Not sure if I can share this and if so which form thread to post it in but I saw a tweet from Aidan McGiven who tweeted a pic of the snow over England from NASA:

-just shows how the coastal area's of the south esp the far south east missed on the snow. - Impressive snowfall amounts in central England i.e Midlands of course and quite a fair bit but it was mainly and event for the midlands or higher ground of the S.

This image shows things quite nicely across the U.K. Be warned, it is a large file but worth the size. Click on it for a full size view in a new window

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Shows up incredible detail, thanks for posting, shows last nights bonus covering on the hills north of Dover and Folkestone quite well.

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This image shows things quite nicely across the U.K. Be warned, it is a large file but worth the size. Click on it for a full size view in a new window

Shows my lack of snow perfectly. Had hoped for snow tonighy but only sleet at present, so we'll see how it looks in the morning. 

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https://twitter.com/danholley_/status/1353625551609749504/photo/1 

Interesting to see the band of virtually no snow over eastern Oxfordshire, just to the west of the Chilterns.

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https://twitter.com/danholley_/status/1353625551609749504/photo/1 

Interesting to see the band of virtually no snow over eastern Oxfordshire, just to the west of the Chilterns.

Just shows how local it can be , shows MBY did well 

 

Nice pics Brian ...............how early was that ?

 

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Wet snow falling here although very light and patchy. Temp at 0.6c

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Impressive snowfall amounts in central England i.e Midlands of course and quite a fair bit but it was mainly and event for the midlands or higher ground of the S.

Nope, altitude had very little to do with it, largely down to the intensity of the snowfall. For example it's unusual to see Reading, on the Thames, get considerably more snow than the Chilterns just north of it - that was down to chance more than anything.

Other than London, the snow depth bore no relation to altitude, the bigger factor was proximity to the coast, as well as mixing of warmer air from the sea over Sussex and Kent.

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Moderate snow now here with big fat flakes.
1.5c

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Funnily enough here the temperature has fallen to 1.5 C and we have big blobs of sleet

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Turned back to drizzle now, left a few big splodges of snow on the grass.
14th day of snow falling this month.

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Watching Rapid Vienna v St Polten match, Vienna getting battered by snow , have major snow envy 🙈😂

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Light snow started here around 5pm and it has persisted on and off for the last 4 hours with a few heavier bursts leaving about 3cm of soft fluffy snow. Temperature remained below zero all day so the flakes lay undisturbed from the start.

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Beautiful morning here. A few pics I took earlier.

Fantastic January morning in Berkhamsted. 

Explains why my Sainsburys home delivery order for my elderly old Aunt in Hallpark got ‘cancelled’ because van couldnt get up the hill... 

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Heavy snow here, settling everywhere but wet, soon to turn to rain.

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Just bringing this back up as we've just had a heavy convective sleet and wet snow shower from the NE. The temperature has fallen from 4 to 2.8 C. Looks like a streamer setting up

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