NorthYorkMoorsSnow

Aye was expecting rain since I'm in valley bottom be a fun journey t work in the morning.

Heavy snow on and off all night bout 2-3cm on ground now.

John Hammond is on Facebook live right now talking about the winter forecast on the BBC News page!

John Hammond is on Facebook live right now talking about the winter forecast on the BBC News page!

Here on the north York moors, farndale we've had a good 4inches of snow fallen in the last two hours! And still falling!

Here on the north York moors, farndale we've had a good 4inches of snow fallen in the last two hours! And still falling!

Met office warning updated again at 18:15 West to southwesterly winds will increase to bring gusts of 50-60 mph, with the risk of local 70-80 mph, the greatest risk of these stronger winds over Northern England. The public should be aware of the risk of fallen trees, structural damage and disruption to transport. A deep depression to the north of Scotland will bring a squally cold front southeast across the country on Friday night and Saturday morning. The strongest winds are likely to occur briefly on the passage of the front, or over a period of several hours over and to the lee of high ground, which could bring very strong crosswinds to the A1 and M1.

Been lighting loads hear power went off for a few seconds.

From met office outlook Stay unsettled this weekend with showers or longer spells of rain sweeping northwards, with heavy and squally showers following. Remaining windy with a risk of gales and a chance of severe gales on some coasts.

Hope it snows loads this winter!

Is it ment to be very windy in Northern England?

latest met office update. UK Outlook for Saturday 23 Mar 2013 to Monday 1 Apr 2013: Turning more unsettled for this weekend and next week, with cloudy, wet and windy weather affecting most areas at times, although the far northeast may remain brighter with a few snow showers at first. In central and northern regions of the UK, snow is likely for a time this weekend, with a risk of blizzards in strong easterly winds. Through the last days of March and the beginning of April, it is likely to remain changeable with showers or longer spells of rain for most, generally heaviest towards the southwest. Further snow is possible at times in central and northern areas and it will often be windy, especially towards the north and west. Temperatures will tend to remain below average, but perhaps gradually return nearer to normal in southern Britain. Updated: 1136 on Mon 18 Mar 2013 lets hope there is blizzards this weekend I'm sure there will be tho

met office update. UK Outlook for Thursday 21 Mar 2013 to Saturday 30 Mar 2013: Many areas fine on Thursday, though a few snow showers possible to the northeast. Turning much more unsettled towards the southwest later Thursday, with cloudy, wet and windy conditions then spreading slowly northeastwards on Friday into central parts of the UK, whilst turning increasingly to snow. These conditions continue northwards through the weekend, risk then of significant snow over central and northern areas, though the far northeast may remain brighter, with just occasional snow showers. Generally cold with overnight frost, though temperatures perhaps returning nearer normal in the south. After next weekend, the rest of March is likely to remain unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain, heaviest towards the southwest. Temperatures then also nearer normal to the southwest but below average for many other areas, especially the northeast. Updated: 1221 on Sat 16 Mar 2013