DevinW

Even though being only 30m asl, Dishforth has some snow too! I guess being a frost hollow area helps a lot.

Has turned quite heavy in south Leeds and starting to settle on roads.

Maybe I’m interpreting the radar wrong, but it seems like the front is moving further north faster than the models were predicting.

Sleety mess in Leeds city centre today but I can see heavy snow starting to settle in Middleton on my cctv, so I guess the snow line is now below the 150m mark.

I think the way people overhyped the cold spell in January has led to some fatigue across the entire forum, myself included. I don’t expect a decent snowfall here even if I am positioned in a slightly better position and at better elevation than some others. A hot summer couldn’t come soon enough for me!

Really really intense squall line passing through!

Some very powerful gusts in Dishforth since around 10pm. A couple of car alarms have gone off throughout the night but it’ll take until daylight to see any real damage.

I saw that area of cloud suddenly turn very dark grey over Dishforth and move eastwards. It looked very potent!

Rain has become more of an issue around ripon and surrounding areas. The rivers have burst their banks and many roads have closed due to flooding.

Look what's been posted on the Storm Isha thread

The roads around Ripon have started to flood but luckily the rain has cleared.

It may be a very windy day out but the rain has already caused some localised flooding on the roads around Ripon and Dishforth.

I got banned by him for saying you should listen to the met office and not him

It had been sleeting with the occasional snow flake in Ripon from 12 until 4pm which has led to some really wet surfaces. Tomorrow morning is going to be an ice rink.

Met office wording: Snow showers will continue to feed inland early on Tuesday morning across northern and western Scotland, parts of Wales and northwest England where 2-5 cm of snow is possible over a few hours in some places. During the day, an area of more organised rain, sleet and snow is likely to move east with further showers following. There is still some uncertainty in the track of more prolonged snow, and it is possible that at lower elevations across Wales and northern England, this could turn to rain for a time. However, there is a chance some places could see 5-10 cm perhaps 20 cm of snow, particularly across the northern half of Scotland and over higher ground elsewhere.