Geoboy645

My preliminary grade would probably be C+ or B-. After that crappy December and 1st week of January, the winter really turned around. I have had a snowpack basically since the 15th of January and it was pretty deep at some points. It was deep enough to have the snowmobile trails open for an extended period of time which is always good. We did get pretty warm at some points, but in a good way. I will say that that like 14 day stretch of clouds was pretty bad though. Snowfall wise we have had 32" or so since mid-January. The best storm the winter was probably the overperformer last week. It had heavy and attractive snow in the day, and was our largest snow of the year. Another plus is that it hasn't been super cold. We have had 2 or 3 periods that I would consider pretty cold, but nothing like last year. Only reason why this winter isn't higher is because of December and Early January. That wasn't great at all. So yeah overall C+ or B-

Can't leave out something that doesn't exist .

Huh, I am a bit surprised by that. Then again I have gotten more snow up here a few times that may have boosted my depth. Or I am really bad at estimating snow depth which is probably the case .

Has it been that long? I could've swore we have had deeper depths like after the 2012 blizzard or last year.

Well this way overperformed. I easily got 5" out right now. It is a very pretty snowfall with all the snow on the branches and trees. I don't think I can complain too much about this winter anymore.

It's coming down pretty good here too. I would say at least 2-3" rn going by the sidewalks.

-15 here. I am not surprised at all by Black River Falls being -33, they are always like the coldest spot in the area. Them and Lone Rock.

I swear it is becoming a new tradition to have you guys get flooded out in February.

A repeat of last February would be pretty nice to say the least.

Welcome to winter in the midwest.

As I always say, some people just have incredibly high expectations for winter in this sub-forum.

Just a bit different.

I like the look of that.

Is that 540 over Miami? Don't see that every day.

See, I knew getting that early snow was a bad sign for winter.

That gradient on the south side there could be interesting. I might get 2 inches while Portage gets 8.

That seems pretty viable to me.

Is that 10 inches over me? Getting started the same way we left off last year I see.

lol that nyc snowhole. You can hear the weenies dying inside right now.