Freezing-Point

Don't make judgement on the current models. They will probably change on the next run and 100% will not predict all areas that will get snow. Shown in the current models are areas at risk of snow at this point. Risk being the important consideration. Stay hopeful in the fact that we have the best charts in ages and anything can happen. I am sticking with TEITS and the title of this thread, so will be using the radar for snow confirmation or you might as well be pinning the tail on a donkey!!!

My thoughts entirely. Its was just a cool spell. The air mass was never from a real cold source and with the high SST's, widespread cold or snow was never on the cards. Lets just hope we do get a cold spell this winter....???? What this cool spell had confirmed again, is that its impossible to predict snowfall positions and amounts, even 12 hours before things can change massively. I will now be taking all early warnings / risk disruption / areas to be worst hit with a pinch of salt. best thing is watching the radar and your local lampost!!!