coldie

The least snowiest area in the UK is Cornwall. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/learning/precipitation/snow/snow-in-the-uk

If you don't like it head over to the other thread? There's plenty of potential to wet the coldies appetites, anyway id rather cold rain than that mild crap we've been used to the past few years at this time of year.

Another gorgeous day here after a frosty start

You missed out 15-16

The 11th December snow event there was around 20+ cm here and a few of the north westerlys we had gave a good covering, can't remember exactly how many times though. Also the 2 beasts from the east happened before the 21st of march so antronomically speaking winter was pretty decent in terms of snowfall

This is the model output looking for cold potential, if you want realism with what the models are showing you could always head over to the general model discussion thread instead?

Yeah that's true, me living at an altitude of 200 meters certainly helped last winter mind even though I live in south Wales. Anyway moving on let's hope this winter turns out to be a classic, things are looking very promising so far! I wasn't around in 81-82 but I've heard stories from family members that that winter was was really severe around these parts, not sure if it was snowier than 78-79 though.

It wasn't in my neck of the woods ed I wasn't around in the 60s or 80s so I can't really compare but my mother said that the snow we had in March was the most she'd seen since 1978-79, we had over 10 foot drifts in places. Just a shame it didn't last long though.

Yeah I guess it just seemed colder than average due to the fact that we saw more snow than the previous 4 winters combined!

There were two beasts, a big snow event in December and frequent north westerlies which brought snow showers throughout December and January

Here was their prediction