I don't think there'll be many days left for snow photos. Probably the last one for you.
Dunno, I remember worse snow than that in June. (June 5th 1975)
This must it, Brian.
A report of it.....
A cricket match between Derbyshire & Lancashire was abandoned due to snow due to a freak climatic condtitions.
Weather Eye( Paul Simons)
ON THIS date 30 years ago, the weather delivered a shock, it snowed across a large part of Scotland and England.
Conditions had been miserably cold through much of May 1975, and when June arrived a northerly blast of Arctic air brought a biting frost across Scotland. Early on June 2 the thermometer at Gleneagles, Perthshire, sank to 3.3C (26F), a temperature more likely in the depths of winter than early summer. The cold air swept into England and snow fell as far south as East Anglia and London, with sleet reaching Portsmouth. Although the snow quickly melted in the South, it settled on the ground further north.
Famously, snow stopped play at a county cricket match between Derbyshire and Lancashire in Buxton, where snow reached an inch deep. Snow also delayed play between Essex and Kent at Colchester, accompanied by midday temperatures of 2C (36F), and John Arlott reported snow at a cricket match at Lord's.
The cold snap lasted a while, with snow lying on the ground for four days in parts of Scotland. But on June 6 the British weather lived up to its fickle reputation, when a heatwave sent temperatures soaring in northeast Scotland to 25C (77F).
A gloriously hot summer across Britain followed.