That’s exactly my point.
You have a recency bias.
It’s otherwise common; i.e climo.
60” is 5’ of snow.
Just in case you guys are still struggling through the judgement side of this.
Winter ended Feb 25th and I had <40” snow vs average of 60+ but “normal winter” because we maintained a pack.
This place has mid Atlantic climo (recency) bias now.
It’s all entertaining. It’s like you all forgot what is a normal winter in colder sections of New England.
Having a consistent pack in Jan and Feb is normal lol. I average 60” a year.
Winter quite literally ending 6 weeks early vs the calendar and it’s not a short winter?
You guys must live very difficult lives. Everything isn’t complicated.
Also groundhogs day must be a recurring day a violence.
Another very short winter. Past few years were like 4 months of late March; December—>april 1. This year was a winter Jan and February but a fall December and spring March.
Disagree. We saw both - arctic direct to the central US, but also SE Canada. SE Canada was very cold throughout. Completely different than last few years. We saw numerous clippers out of Ontario with arctic behind...
What’s pretty remarkable is we had the arctic open right in our backyards from Jan through most of February but still had near normal temps for the balance.
Nobody cares about YOUR average depth; or your opinion about any of this.
I was in downtown Portland on Saturday. Nothing but piles.
Go pound sand and get a life. You lost.