I mean you are complaining from Florida about something you aren't experiencing most of the time. It would be like me complaining about the heat and humidity in Miami.
Good, with the recent rains and warm temps the grass in my neighborhood greened back up. I wouldn't want below zero temps, that's the kind of stuff that kills plants.
We have to hope for the typical Feb boost we have had in the last 20 years, because if that doesn't happen this could be a top 10 dud for many in the region.
Everything went south, the problem I am seeing is the strength of the system is much weaker too, narrowing the band of snow as well. That to me is the bigger issue than the shifts.
Honestly that has really lost its luster, the satellite data and ship data is pretty good that is getting integrated. There really isn't much "better sampling" these days.
There is no evidence of them having bigger storms either, just take the L and move on. Multiple people here in the metro have said that you are not right.