First!

First!, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Snowdrops nr West Parade, Lincoln.

In Context, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Same snowdrops as the other picture, nr West Parade, Lincoln.

No Snow, Sherlock

No Snow, Sherlock, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

As predicted the snow has gone.

South Common, Lincoln.

Tomorrow This Could Be Gone

Tomorrow This Could Be Gone, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

It's not another Mayan apocalypse, just the snow: warmer weather due to arrive tomorrow will probably melt it all.

South Common, Lincoln.

South Common Snow, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

South Common, Lincoln.

Snowy Scenes

Snowy Icon, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

The iconic water tower in Bracebridge Heath.

Going Home, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

After tobagganing at a popular spot on the ridge near Bracebridge Heath.

Snow Around The Cathedral

Minster Yard Under Snow, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Minster Yard, near Lincoln Cathedral.

Buttress Vignette, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Lincoln Cathedral

Water Not Moving = Cold

Water Not Moving = Cold, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Brayford Pool, Lincoln

Signs of Snow

Signs of Snow 1, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

About 10cm of snow fell overnight.

Bracebridge Heath, Lincs.

Signs of Snow 2, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Viking Way, Bracebridge Heath, Lincs.

More Snow

The Old Wooden Fence, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Another photo from yesterday.

Waddington, Lincs

Snowy Landscape, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Also from yesterday.

Bracebridge Heath, Lincs

(As I type this, fine flakes of snow are falling/blowing around.)

Hoar Frost

Frozen Frontier, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

No new snow fell today, but temperatures stayed below freezing all day.

Bracebridge Heath, Lincs

Hoar Frost, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

The word "hoar" is from old English, meaning "old". From a distance, the frost looks like white hair, associated with ageing.

Bracebridge Heath, Lincs

Weather Front, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

More snow expected soon.

Bracebridge Heath, Lincs

Brayford Pool

Brayford Pool, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Snow capped roofs from the Brayford yesterday. (According to the wisdom of the web, "rooves" is archaic).

Brayford - My Barometer, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

High water = raining
Blue water = sunny
Water not moving = cold

The Icing on The Cake, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

University buildings from the waterfront dining area at the Brayford Pool.

Snow

Snow, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

This week's snow has been mostly confined to the East of England.

Lincoln Arboretum

A Path Emerges, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Although a lot of snow fell yesterday, things weren't too disrupted today.

Lincoln Arboretum

Formal Garden, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

The main thing to contend with is the refreezing of snow and meltwaters overnight. -5C is forecast tonight.

Lincoln Arboretum

A Quiet Corner, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Lincoln Arboretum

January Sky

January Sky, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

A streaky January sky seen yesterday afternoon as the light faded. It's been quite mild, 11C.

The ridge at Bracebridge Heath.

January Sunset, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

A red glow in the clouds yesterday.

Bracebridge Lowfields and North Hykeham from the ridge at Bracebridge Heath.