I meant in terms of producing snow. More frequently does a whiff come back to smack us with a SECS or greater than a runner/cutter finds a colder solution.
When was the last time we had a warm solution become cold as opposed to OTS coming back toward the coast closer to showtime. Can’t think of any recent examples of the former.
If you get most of your snow in March and it melts the next day and most of the other storms are last minute whiffs and other fake-outs, that's a crappy winter regardless of the totals, IMO