Snow storms/events: B
We had 4 plowable/significant snowfalls (Jan 7, Jan 29 (blizzard), Feb 13, Feb 25). November had 1 small event right after Thanksgiving, brought 1 inch and needed sanding. December had 2 small event around Christmas that needed sanding. March had 3 inches on Mar 9th, was was a quick plow. Amounts on Jan 7/Feb 13 overperformed.
Snow vs Rain: D-
While there was the 4 heavy snowstorms I mentioned above, we also had heavy rain on Jan 17th, Feb 4th, Feb 18th, Feb 22nd. Plus there was rain at the end of the Feb 25th storm.
Snowdepth retention: F-/G/H
Only going to list the 4 significant snowfalls here:
Jan 7th, (14 inch) was down to 4 inch by Jan 9th mild wet day here, then down to 2 inch Jan 13th with more mild weather. Entirely gone by Jan 17th.
Jan 29th (blizzard, 25 inch), was down to 2 inch by Feb 5th, with numerous ice puddles in the snow, which lasted for another week before drying out completely. Blizzard snow was all but mounds 6 days later.
Feb 13 (8 inch). was down to patches on Feb 17th with mild air on Feb 16 and 17th.
Feb 25 (8 inch), was down to patches on Mar 6. This one had the best retention, but still was not impressive
Overall season snowfall: B
Winter enjoyment: D
Depends on what you call "enjoyment". If you like watching huge snowstorms and then rapid melt away of these snowstorms, this was the winter for you. Otherwise, for enjoyment of the snow, it was only for a couple of days really. There was some ice nearby, however it was thin and was not safe for any person to walk on it without falling.
Temperature: C
Flipping back and forth between mild and balmy, and bone chilling cold.
Overall grade: B, plenty of annoying snow events that occured frequently throughout the winter, and cold penetration at times was noticable, however warm rain also blended in and ruined any significant depth the snow could have. (would of been a C- had it not of been the blizzard, the blizzard brings it up 1 letter grade)