Its snowing like crazy outside

I'm not far from you, but over the past 20 or so years, most snowfall in the West of England seems to come in March/April. Cotswolds and Mendips excepted because of the elevation.

I watched someone’s live on TikTok and it looked like it was snowing in the Cotswolds. I was surprised because it’s sunny here and 7C. Met office says it’s often more likely to snow at Easter than Christmas most years but Easter is a bit later this year.

Where are you in the UK? It’s sunny outside this morning in Cornwall.

Is it really? It's been so warm this week everything has turned to mud for us, makes walks rather entertaining haha

Dry, sun, patchy cloud on the South coast (Dorset) but it is significantly colder than last week's weather.

Snow - where are you? It's quite nice in Kent this morning

Hopefully it won't last.
Although I do remember it snowing one April many, many years ago

It’s autumn here. And it was so hot today that our State Politician only showed up on two news stories today.

no it's not