That's a whole lot of snow. Only rain over here but I would appreciate some snow now.

2-3 inches here in N.W. Ohio. Sorry about your luck.

Frank

Have lucked out avoiding early lake effect snow so far. Wish that trend would continue until April.

No but it's windy, gray & 13F this morning. Decent weather is but a fading memory...

Only minor accumulations here so far. NW Wisconsin snowbelt picked up in excess of five feet of snow last week into this, 50 inches from one event. That's just a lot of snow.

+oM

nine degrees this morning ... with a howling wind ...

yes we did get a dusting... but its obviously not melting ...

hope the car starts ...

ken

50f and bright sunshine today. Still no frost yet this year. Fuchsia on my way home from work this afternoon.

floral, nice pic & just kidding of course, but how about a nice Hawaiian punch?

Click on the link below for a current pic of an approaching lake-effect snow-squall in Buffalo, NY:

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:469180}}

I would be thrilled with that snow. Its way too cold way too early with no snow cover. It was 5 degrees yesterday morning.

Quote me now...this winter will likely be worse than last year.

None here yet either but plenty cold enuff for snow. It was forecasted to snow I think 3 days ago and it didn't.

No snow, but going down to record low territory for this early for lows...around 20 F. Lake effect is minimal here...usually flurries. Big snow events come up from the south and along the coast. Supposed to be back into the 60's by Monday. Ocean temperatures still too warm to support coastal snowstorms. I have personally given up on the concept of 'normal' weather.

Newspapers in europe report almost two meters of snow in Erie county in New York, in just one day. Can that really be true?

Huggorm, yup, but it is surprisingly localized. Depends on if you get targeted by one or more of the "bands" of heavy snow. Similar in that regard to summer thunderstorms.