Man we have got to get a legit el niño in here (one that actually works unlike 2018-19). Can't take this mess anymore. I haven't been in a deep snow for 5 years, and DC, S. MD have has had two healthy sliders give them 8-12" in that time period...while my yard has gotten skunked with 4.5" (2019) and 1.5" (Jan 3rd this year) respectively.
....Snow that covers everything is nice to look at. And last year's light stuff (can't remember whether that was Feb or March) was nice scenery, and I enjoyed it more. It's just...getting that deep snow is a different kind of high. And I'm starving for it because it's been so long since I've seen a foot. Never gone this long without a foot in my brief lifetime--usually 3-4 years in between one-footers, and 6-7 in between two-footers. Maybe next year is year #7 and we get something (I hope). But this has been a mentally draining stretch where things just haven't lined up right.
I had written this winter off at the beginning because it was a nina...then I got sucked back in when I heard we had an stj. But lesson learned--there are two many ns vorts flying around in a nina. Too hard to get anything more than a few inches. I hope we get niño next year--at least then we have a better chance at a Miller A.