[little blue]

Maud has lost her over-the-gate view!

[little blue]

And Alfie is up to his belly in it....

[colliewoman]

I'm in Somerset and we had 8 inches
The most we have had in decades

[Skirza]

None here...zero...zilch and we're about as far north as you can get on the mainland 

[Nickie]

6 foot drifts along our drive when we woke up this morning. Chicken house roof just poking out of the top of a drift in the yard, another 4 foot drift in the calves pen, even had over a foot blown into the stables through the gap under the big external door. Everything is frozen.


The snow is so fine & came with a swirling wind so it has blown in everywhere. The quad was parked up in the open barn & was buried - we had to pull it out with the tractor. Tried digging the drive (over quarter of a mile) out with a bucket on the tractor but got it stuck. The wind is still strong & biting today, but we have had lovely blue skies. The dogs & horses have been playing in the drifts. Great time had by all, apart from the chickens who didn't want to come out of their house again for the second day running, although we still had eggs!


It's very pretty & it's not rain, so no complaints from me today!

[Bert]

Only got snow on the tops of the mountains here on Mull . Down here at sea level nothing  . Feel like I'm missing out.

[jaykay]

Wow Nickie, buried quads and chicken houses sounds pretty epic.

About 6" here on Mon and then just another couple last night which blew around a lot.

[Nickie]

Yes Jaykay, the drifts are amazing. However there are completely bear areas as well. I guess if it was an even covering it would be less than a foot. It's just that the drifts have been strategically placed to cause maximum disruption!

[HesterF]

Nothing huge in Kent - enough for a snowman and a bit of sledging but the roads are still clear - perfect. But it's still cold so it's not going anywhere (although now it's very windy so it is going somewhere - into drifts) and I think there's more coming up from France soon. Kids are very excited, especially as their homework this weekend was all about watching the weather forecast and plotting it onto a map - snow seemed to make it much more doable.

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[deepinthewoods]

not even a flake for me, but dad had 4 inches up plymouth.
but im just happy it stopped raining for a day. managed to get loads of wood collected and chopped, so i do hope it finally gets cold!

[rispainfarm]

Me neither, not a flake in Dumfries and galloway

[Tilly]

 
About 6 inchs here - Near Norwich, Norfolk.
 
      Tilly

[mab]

here in the carms hills it's 3-6 inches, but it was a screaming gale when it fell (yesterday) so there are drifts everywhere -  like Nickie there's as much snow in the open sheds as in the yard, and more than on the open fields. 4x4s have been driving up & down the lane so that's sheet ice now  .

[Lesley Silvester]

Here is Shropshire, we've had a good bad 4 -5 inches and drifts in places.  Anyone who wants any can have the lot as far as I'm concerned.

My lovely friend came and cleared my front path and the slope up to the car so I can get to church tomorrow, and is picking me up so I don't have to drive.  OH followed behind her with the rock salt so it is well gritted now.

[Mammyshaz]

My 10yr old son has made a good walletfull today with people asking him to clear pathways 

He cleared our paths and the thick icy car and van 7am every morning this week  so I'm out of pocket big time now but it was lovely driving to work in a ready heated vehicle when it was -6 outside 
( it was his own idea, child services, honestly  )