What Snow, both my friends in Deganwy and me in Dyffryn, have only had a very lite coating of snow, which melted very quickly.
The only issue in NW Wales was the extreme cold, so we have been very lucky compared to the rest of the Uk.
Any snow that falls on the North Wales coast is usually gone in a few hours, the Gulf Stream makes sure of that.
Only the very severe winter of 2010, where temperatures remained well below freezing from the start of Christmas to the end of January, did the snow hang around for any length of time.
There are certain benefits to living near the coast, you get the mayhem associated with the high winds brought by the SWesterlies, but the NE winds only bring severe windchill, the snow thankfully is never an issue on the North Welsh coast.
The early winter of 2010 was a very rare event, with the last large accumulation of heavy snow sticking around for weeks back in 1981.
The mountains of Snowdonia catch most of the bad weather, leaving the coastal strips fairly protected from the extremes of winter snow.