Not the five feet deep I remember from scottish winters, but enough to make driving fun for those who care, and dangerous for those who don't.
Only about 1" but onto close to freezing roads, and a nice compactable mix of fat fluffies, small hail like pellets like ball bearing and some fine powder. Normally it melts before it has hit, but this time we have slithery side roads and carparks, and icy slush main roads.
Even with the TCS, ABS, and snow button, summer tyres make car parks fun to play on. Snow button just makes throttle response that little bit slower you can be the drift king.