That was really crazy last night.
In Torquay about 7pm, there were some little bits of sleet hitting the windscreen, but I didn't think anything of it.
Making my way home around 8.30 and still no real difference, it was showing 4-5 degrees.
Then the temp really started dropping between Torquay and Totnes, which is when the snow started. Again, not terrible, but bad enough with all the flooding.
Once through Totnes, snow really got going. Visibility was absolutely dreadful. I've never driven in anything that bad, mostly because of the sheer amount of standing water that I couldn't see because of the snow hitting the windscreen.
I was actually really lucky I got home when I did - half hour later and I could well have been stuck! Plenty of reports across Devon of people abandoning their cars
It just shows how difficult it is to predict snow. Has caught everyone by surprise.
Just a small patch of snow left on grass this morning - with heavy rain, strong winds and possibly some thunder and lightning to come later today lol.