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tarheel343 t1_j5zg4cf wrote

This might not be the one, but this is still par for the course here.

Every year around this time I start to think we’re not getting any snow, but then I’m proven wrong in February or March.

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ImmobilizedbyCheese t1_j5zpugp wrote

Yeah I've taken a few photos of snow covered daffodils and I'm seeing the stems/leaves sprouting up around the neighborhood.

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geneb0322 t1_j61fe3d wrote

We have a few thousand crocuses in our lawn and they started blooming a few weeks ago.. I'm slightly annoyed because it probably means we won't have a good spring showing. Daffodils are coming up everywhere too. It's too early.

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JeffRVA t1_j5zwutv wrote

It's definitely not unusual to have a big snow storm in late February or early March. I've been an educator for almost twenty years and I can think of at least a few times in my career we've gotten out multiple days for snow after Presidents Day. There was one big storm in early March 2009 I remember in particular that we were out like four days.

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Marino4K t1_j61q7dr wrote

I like at least one good snow each year. It’s been a fairly boring and depressing winter.

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