Freezing rain and snow across the country as the cold weather continues.

Snow fell across a large part of England yesterday evening and last night. We saw between 1 and 8cm of fresh snow – the highest snowfall being from Lincolnshire through Cambridgeshire to Bedfordshire. The snow turned to rain in some western areas overnight, with ice becoming a hazard on untreated surfaces.

The table below shows the amount of fresh snow recorded the country overnight into Friday 10 February.

UK SNOW DEPTHS 10 FEB 0700

SITE NAME

SNOW DEPTH (cm)

AREA

CRANWELL

8

LINCOLNSHIRE

CONINGSBY

6

LINCOLNSHIRE

HEATHROW

5

GREATER LONDON

MIDDLE WALLOP

4

HAMPSHIRE

WITTERING

4

CAMBRIDGESHIRE

LECONFIELD

4

HUMBERSIDE

MARHAM

3

NORFOLK

BRIZE NORTON

3

OXFORDSHIRE

BENSON

3

OXFORDSHIRE

BOSCOMBE DOWN

3

WILTSHIRE

HIGH WYCOMBE, HQAIR

3

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

ODIHAM

2

HAMPSHIRE

LARKHILL

2

WILTSHIRE

NORTHOLT

2

GREATER LONDON

FILTON

2

BRISTOL

WADDINGTON

2

LINCOLNSHIRE

HURN

2

DORSET

NOTTINGHAM, WATNALL

1

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

BRIDLINGTON MRSC

1

HUMBERSIDE

DISHFORTH AIRFIELD

1

NORTH YORKSHIRE

The table below shows a list of the coldest spots across the country overnight into Friday 10 February.

UK MIN TEMPERATURES 10TH FEB 0900

SITE NAME

MIN TEMP (Celsius)

AREA

HOUGHTON HALL

-7.9

NORFOLK

SANTON DOWNHAM

-7.6

NORFOLK

HOLBEACH NO 2

-7.4

LINCOLNSHIRE

BROOMS BARN

-6.8

SUFFOLK

CONINGSBY

-5.5

LINCOLNSHIRE

CAVENDISH

-5.1

SUFFOLK

CHARLWOOD

-4.8

SURREY

MARHAM

-4.7

NORFOLK

CRANWELL

-3.8

LINCOLNSHIRE

VELINDRE

-3.5

POWYS

LINGWOOD, STRUMPSHAW HILL

-3.5

NORFOLK

WADDINGTON

-3.5

LINCOLNSHIRE

BEDFORD

-3.4

BEDFORDSHIRE

BUNTINGFORD

-3.4

HERTFORDSHIRE

WOBURN

-3.4

BEDFORDSHIRE

NORWICH AIRPORT

-3.3

NORFOLK

CHARSFIELD

-3.2

SUFFOLK

LECONFIELD

-3.1

HUMBERSIDE

ROTHAMSTED

-3.1

HERTFORDSHIRE

WYCH CROSS

-3.1

EAST SUSSEX

The cold weather is set to continue over the weekend with sharp frosts in many areas as temperatures fall to between -6 °C and -10 °C, with ice continuing to be a hazard to travellers in some areas. Saturday should be dry and bright in most areas, but cloudy and mild conditions across Scotland are expected to spread south for Sunday.

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