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The pollen count is not as high as Georgia here yet but the haze is starting to show up and there is a brush fire south of Raleigh:

this is what it takes for a small portion of the country to get an average winter from the past

Yeah hopefully a nape day or two, otherwise looks looks kinda meh

euro nice and wet for many

Pollen count at 6800, add on top of that its burning season. WTF, my lungs!!!!!!!!

42F/gloomy...Halloween/Thanksgiving weather.

Looks like it was an error, fortunately. Still way below even the record low but not zero.

paul roundy super Nino part 2?

Bring ittt. It doesn’t need to be 80s or anything, but just some dry and warm wx will be nice.

we had a coating here

...I didn't wait to recap until April like I normally do as there's no last minute snow savior coming my way. This past winter was a big win for me, even at Lava Lake, and even though I cried and whined a few times. Winter and snow are definitely a personal love (or hate). I will bi.tch and moan through December as I wait and hope for some miracle Christmas storm, and whatever negativity I harbor when it doesn't happen (unjustifiably) lingers into January. Also my Deep wooded location combined with snow blowing off of the frozen lake seems to prevent me from getting higher totals even when people around me are getting the serious goods dumped on them. I think most of my February Blizzard snow blew over to Fall River. Anyway...On with it... The grades (all items are equally weighted) Overall Seasonal Snowfall: A- March let me down Snow vs. Rain: A- After December I don't recall rain hitting me again until early March, which in my book is a pretty big win. Staying power/ (number of days) of pack: A+ The pack was back, baby! @Ginx snewx or @The 4 Seasons or @Damage In Tolland will have a better knowledge of this, but it seemed like the pack was here to stay from late December through the first 3rd of March. (I count even an inch or so as legit snow cover if it's covering the yard/ lawn/ weeds in full) Temperature: A Cold was there and stuck around. Even as I type this on March 23rd it's in the 30s. Local winter enjoyment: A The lake was frozen with a light sheet of ice in late December, and thickened up quickly, and lasted through mid-March. Days and days of lake walks, and snow shoeing in the woods were abundant this year. Snowstorms/ events (quality/ quantity): A I managed to cry my way to two 12"+ events, including the 14"+ event in January, and February's 21 incher. With the exception of the drivel that fell in early March, and maybe back in December I don't think I saw much wet snow events. Overall Grade: A March kept this from being an A+ winter as the month failed me as it did most of us in SNE...Exception @HoarfrostHubb who manages to still get snow when everyone else is raining.

Proximity to the bay.

Same here I have my apartment windows open

Maybe. Don (Roosta) moved to FL probably 10-12 years ago. I’m gonna just potentially winter in a warm place yet tbd. Not a done deal yet but that’s where we’re leaning now.

Getting some sleet right now.

No Jerry…you’re gonna be like ROOSTA now, posting and watching from a far..?

Cold front finally pushed through. Wind has picked up a lot.

cold today i love it!!

eother way, warm-up coming.

WINTER IS OVER!

Another day of gunk here.

Honestly couldn't ask for a better look across all guidance for the start of my chase tour. Now I just have to hope the airports are still semi-functional by the 2nd. Heck, with that look on the models I'll hitchhike to OKC if need be.

Steady snow but obviously won’t stick . 69’d

We've had a lot of that this month...and the ordinarily warmer city has been cooler, lol