I feel for you, George. Winter sure has a grip on your neck of the woods.
I'm so fortunate to have a nice spring for a change, it is warm and dry - too dry, will complain by September "not enough water", but right now mild and sunny gets me going in the garden, and I am a happy camper.
Wish I could push some of this your way,

Lol, Gandle, I won't take you up on your bet. I've said the same thing for many years, and I still talk about the weather.
We've had hot temps for weeks now. and my cold weather veggies are wilting or bolting big time.

The weather is any thing but normal, we have had days in the 80's with the next cloudy and gloomy in the 60's the last couple of weeks. Then some nights warm enough for shorts and a t shirt then down in the low 40's.

I add to the chorus, this years weather is nuts. Ours is up and down faster than a yo yo. The apple tree in my neighbor's yard opened on Sunday. This morning there is a pink carpet underneath, beaten of blooms by heavy rain and strong winds. The dogwoods do a little bit better, but they are in the windshadow of the house.

My sister, who lives year-round in FL., took some friends from Canada to the airport, yesterday morning, for their flight home. (They'll return in Nov.) Anyway, the temp for Ft. Myers was forecast for 90 degrees; (it reached that figure later in the day). When the Canadians got home, they were greeted by a "blinding" snowstorm! Of course, their home is a considerable distance from FL, but gee whiz, it is the middle of April!

Hey, do not focus weather. Just focus on your work. Weather will come and go. You just be strong.