Definitely frustrating. However, cold in the absence of snow is preferred versus warmth in the absence of snow. If cold is around, then the chance or receiving snow is higher, it’s just a matter of track. Days like yesterday don’t happen with warmth.
Obviously I’m in the minority here but I would rather have the cold and dry with surprises when a dry shortwave moves through than days or weeks of clouds, drizzle, and fog as like it’s April in the middle of January. Until we get out of this more generalized high velocity shredding systems pattern I’ll take the cold in January and February to increase the likelihood of seeing snow. By March that’s a different story and expectation…