So where’s all this snow we were warned about

[Thomasina79]

None in London!

East Lancs. Joy! Not.

Deep sbow here in Leeds and still snowing heavily.

Yep, it all sneakily happened overnight in the NE

Lots here now.
Woodhead and Snake passes are closed.

This time they closed Woodhead before the snow started because they didn't want to waste resources rescuing idiots.

Technically there is laying snow in Cambridge, but I wouldn't get ready for a snowball fight! (A thin dusting on the top of some cars and the corners of some sheltered grass).

Mid wales here. Nothing at all. Just rain here.

Got some here in Suffolk even though we weren’t really in the zone to get any. Not sure how deep as only glanced out of window from bed!

West Mids. Nothing worth talking about here. Was quite covering through the night but it's rained and now hardly anything.

Yep same in Bolton.

We still have 3 inches on the ground since Wednesday but nothing new yet. (Lothians)

There is snow in my home. Delivered overnight

In an area of Lancashire that we never get snow, if we do it's a cm and then it rains so this was surprising!

Just pissing down with rain in NW London 🙁

Decent coveting overnight here in Derbyshire/Notts border but it’s turned to rain now and going alll sloppy. Roads are clear.

Pouring down with rain on the Yorkshire coast. And windy.

@Blackcat910 I’m a couple of miles from Holmfirth, plenty here too.
Very little traffic around, snowplough came past at 6.30 this morning. There’s just been a car struggling to get up the hill, revving and sliding back down.

The photos on here are a lot more impressive than the ones on the BBC website. No snow where I am, just rain (East Anglia).

We live on a main road, blessing in disguise was my baby sleeping in until 9am because there is no traffic!

Faintest sprinkle here in Fife.

Still damp and fucking snowless here in Swansea.

I'm near Penistone and we have 5 inches of snow.

6-8 inches here in North Yorkshire and it's still snowing!

Snowing in coastal North Yorkshire.

@Sheknowsaboutme Airports have guidelines as to when & why runways closed. It costs hundreds of thousands of pounds, if not millions, in fees to airlines (& passengers) in order to delay flights. It's not a decision taken lightly. It is only done if there is evidence of ice or above a certain level of snow. You need to educate yourself!

@Sheknowsaboutme Airports are also closed when the weather reduces visibility below a certain level, making it impossible for aircraft to land!