No snow mid Atlantic

I'm in Kansas City and our precipitation is way down and the temperatures are way warmer than usual. We had the one freezing spell over Christmas, but that's been about it. My Mom in Gulf Shores, AL said their temperatures are way up, too, and she had to get her summer clothes out again.

I’m in Minnesota and we have had lots of snow. We have over 50 inches already, which is what we usually get for the entire season. The snow banks are really tall, the plows have come through a couple of times to push them back. We have not had the real cold weather this year that we usually get though.

I feel like where I live hasn't had a good snow in years. Literally no snow yet this season and I'm longing for a good snow in day.

It's odd my relatives in OK, AR and TX often wax eloquent on how horrible our weather must be. I'm in Maryland. All 3 of those states have had worse winters than I've had for years. I have weather alerts set for where they all live and by far, where my MIL lives, there's always something going on. Their ice and snow has far surpassed my own.

NYC hasn’t had any measurable snow yet those winter. One morning there was the lightest of dustings on lawns but that’s about it.

I'm in Colorado - east of Colorado Springs. Boy howdy, have we had snow! It's only mid-January but we've had SO MUCH snow and super cold temps. We are over it already. I've had to leave work early twice and go in late once or twice due to the snow and ice. We've already gone through half our firewood for the season. We still have snow in our yard from the storm a few weeks ago that hasn't melted yet.

Where I am in MA (south east) I've had nothing that sticks. I've been checking the weather outlook and it doesn't look like I'll be seeing any either. Such a warm winter for us. Like someone mentioned, I feel bad for the ski/snowboard/snow mobile areas though I believe some of the areas up north have gotten snow but no where near the usual.

I have a friend in TX, who's daughter moved to MA for a job with the city of Boston. The daughter keeps texting me "I don't why you people complain about winter, other than being grey all day every day, it's not too cold and there hasn't been snow". I keep telling her to stop jinxing us!

Meanwhile here in Seattle where we don't get much snow it snowed yesterday (it did not stick).

Sorry for people for whom snow is the norm who are not getting it!

Nope.

Now I’ll admit I am a bit more south & east than where I used to live but not that much

I have had nothing but flurries.

Where I used to live has had nothing but nuisance snow ( 3” or less ) just enough to screw up the commute & need the shovel but not really enough for sledding or anything.

I’m just outside KC and I am ok with it! Although last night we got about 1/2” at the most but the streets are warm, so it’s only on the yards, houses etc.

Our mountains got tons of snow. Last year Mammoth Mt (a ski resort) got 21’. This year they already have 31’! We need the snow in our mountains because that is where California gets a lot of their water from.

Connecticut - very little. It's disconcerting.

Just flurries mostly in NW Indiana. I'm feeling cheated...I want snow, and lots of it. I'm tired of no sunshine. I'd be very happy with a couple inches of pretty white snow regularly and some sun. Instead we have had chilly, damp and gray. It's depressing. We were supposed to get a doozy last month...29inches. But it never materialized.

    I'm in Annapolis, MD and just checked weatherunderground.com  At least here they are predicting 46 degrees on Wednesday with rain, so I'm fairly certain we won't get snow here. Of course that could change. 

   We've had a lot of gray, cloudy, rainy days and today is another one of them. I hate these kinds of days in January. The trees are bare and it's so gloomy and depressing. 

   If it's gonna be cold I prefer snow. 

   Otherwise I'll cheer and celebrate the day spring arrives.