Morning all, just waking up :) Summary of the models. This may change....
Today looks primarily like a south eastern coastal affair including most of East Anglia, though showers popping up elsewhere.
Tuesday is when it really starts to get going. Any where north of East Anglia looks likely to be affected as well as East Anglia itself and a line through Kent and East and perhaps West Sussex. The real pulse of snow that looked likely to go through Lincolnshire and through the Midlands seems to be being modelled a little further north through Yorkshire and then diagonally down.
Wednesday, they take a bit of time to get going, but once again the NE becomes a real focus.
Thursday we need to bring things a bit earlier, with snow starting around Midday and then moving up through from the SW to cover most of England and Wales. The worst of this snow is across
cornwall, wales, central southern England and directly up through the Midlands from there.
Friday - after snowy night, perhaps turning to freezing rain at times, things start to warm up from the south (still some uncertainty but the met office also shows this now) and the system will eventually turn to rain and become milder.
Saturday looks like a drippy affair in the south.
Right, cup of tea time.