Cloud 8 Humidity 84 Rain 0.6 Pressure 1037 T Min 4 T Max 6 Visibility Moderate Wind S 6 Dull and breezy.

I'm assumimg the radar for East Anglia showing normal looking precipitation is anaprop? It certainly isn't snowing here. Dave

Evershot: 196m amsl 09/02/12 09-09z Ppn: 24hrs 2.7mm Month 15.6mm 30-day 41.7mm Temp: Max 2.6°C

Subject says it all. Worth a listen. The program is available on iPlayer. -- Steve R. Swansea

A benign and far easier forecast write this time! http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/weeklydiscussions.htm Will --

I notice on the radar Ron, Dave and George should be seeing some snow pretty soon. Looking at the 1900hrs radar a heavy mean green moderate blob heading for London and I don't the ex mother-in-law. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/

Here is a summary of the NWP output for noon on Tuesday. Issued 0500, 10/02/12 The middle of the week will see WNW'lies giving way to westerlies as a ridge declines to the west. Northern areas of the UK are likely to see plenty of cloud and rain blowing in from the Atlantic, but further south it'll be drier. Temperatures will be close to average, although by the end of the week there are...

2300 GMT: 3cm have accumulated so far this evening. Snowing slightly. Temperature -1.2C. Dick Lovett Charlbury (Oxfordshire Cotswolds) 122m

0900Z: Calm, overcast and misty. Temperature -0.5C. Total snow depth 5cm of which 4cm is fresh snow from last night. Dick Lovett Charlbury (Oxfordshire Cotswolds) 122m

100900Z 11002G05KT 5000 HZ 1Sc030 6Ac100 0.3/-1.5 QFF 1038.5 (+0.9 in 3 hr)= Humidity: 88% (-2% last hour) 2Ci250 Max 09-09: 2.2 Min 09-09: -1.2 Min 21-09: -0.4 Average temperature for February: 0.1 Grass Min 18-09: -1.0 30cm Soil Temp: 2.9 Rain 09-09: 3.0 mm

Southcote - 0900Z SE F1 6000 HZ 3SC030 7CI220 +0.4/-1.0 1038 Snow from mid evening, dying out in early hours. Lower cloud has broken now, with Ci above and hazy sunshine Snow depth variable 1 to 3cm, 90% cover Max (09 - 09) +1.1 Min (18 - 09) -0.2

0845 Light sleet and fog (vis. 200 metres). Mainly rain/drizzle overnight. Temp +1.6C. Light easterly wind. As expected, wet-bulb freezing level is coming down but precip. is decaying. All surfaces wet. http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Haytor/automatic/Current_Vantage_Pro.htm Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl) ---------------------------------------------

4cm on top of my wheelie bins at 0630 but generally about 1cm on the paths. Generally thawing very slowly on the paths but a slight crunchiness in a few places suggesting a bit of freezing going on also. It was cloudy but that's moved away and the sun's now out so freezing might increase. -- Graham Davis, Bracknell, Berks. E-mail: change boy to man LibreOffice:...

Seems from the updated Met Office warning, and radar that the snow is now set to affect a much larger area of England, with the eastern extent further east than previously forecast. Snowing steadily in Wokingham and beginning to settle on hard surfaces. I think we have a good few hours left to come, looking at the radar. Tomorrow morning will be interesting. Ian

An interesting trough coming down in the Northerly. One to watch in the E. http://www.cincfleetwoc.com/HF-Fax/North_Atlantic/NEATL_AB_SurfacePrognosis_UNCL_0000_T120.png -- Phil Guildford

There's been light snow for the past hour now, which has given everything a nice new coating (last Saturday's snow had all but gone by Monday). Not expecting a great deal to fall, but it looks pretty! As an aside, I had to cycle back from uni in the snow, and it's surprising how much it hurts your face! -- Liam (Milton Keynes) http://physics.open.ac.uk/~lsteele/

(Southampton) Very light but settling on car roofs. Have to admit I'm surprised, I thought the precipitation was staying very much further north and west of here today, with nothing here until later in the weekend. Nick

The consistency shown by the ECM and the fact that the gfs is a cold outlier in the ensembles makes me confident that the colder weather will be at an end, both for Europe and for the UK. **at T240, on 18th February, the anticyclonic and cold conditions presently affecting the UK will have given way to an airstream from the Atlantic. Wind directions over most of the UK will be between south-west...

Our first snow of the winter here - very light, just enough for a thin layer on the grass. Hoping it will stay long enough to give me a picturesque cycle ride to work (it doesn't look like there's enough coming this way to force me to get the bus in the morning).

Well I saw it first! Having been praising them of late not one of UKMO's best forecasts! Unfortunately although it snowed all evening it has been melting and even the lying snow has shrunk despite the temp being O.2C and Dp -0.1C. Heavier your way as I drove by at 10 pm - about 3 cm at Waltham Abbey. Dave