Nie Asks: What's Winter Looking Like in Your Neck of the Woods?

Sydney AU - high 70s low 80s. Kind of cheating since it isn't winter here, I suppose. Still really 'cool' for this time of year!

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Winter in MN has been pretty warm. A few well-timed snow falls ("Cue the snow!") but otherwise, I miss having the white stuff all around us.

Clear skies, 60+ degrees, sun shining, smell of citrus on the air, play dates at the park...missing Mesa yet? :-)

What winter? We here in Middle Tennessee are caught in some weather pattern which is bringing above normal temps, no snow, and lots of rain. Yuck! Bring on the snow (and snow days), I say!!!

We had a freak snowstorm a couple of weeks ago but the recent Chinook weather has melted it all away. So, at the moment, winter is looking very much like a cross between autumn and spring.

I live in the Blue Ridge mountains of N.C. and we've had one of the warmest winters on record. It's a sad thing. At the beginning of the season I bought my little boy Beau (born the same week as your Nicholas) a new saucer sled, and there it sits on the back deck, bereft. At least he has begun to use it as a racetrack for matchbox cars. We had quite a bit of snow last year. This year, nothing. Sigh...

I'm in the southern hemisphere (South Australia) so it's summer here.

We had a dusting, that was about it. We're still waiting for winter to get here in Jersey. Doubt it's going to show up this year.

75 degrees and hitting the beach. BYU-Hawaii living isn't too bad.

We are still waiting for winter to truly arrive here in Ohio. Today is 50 degrees and sunny. Both pretty unheard of for February!

I'm in the desert, so snow or any kind of moisture is always welcome. We had a tiny bit of snow this week. http://www.flickr.com/photos/veesees/6825150497/

Rochester NY...34 degrees/47 tomorrow. Green grass and snowfall is about 3 feet below normal for the season.

18 degrees and a fresh 18 inches of snow as of yesterday...for a grand total of 8 feet of snow this season here in Anchorage, AK :)

46 degrees F. Sunny. Doesn't feel like winter even though Imbolc/St. Bridget's is just past. I think we've had enough snow for sledding once this winter...and I am in central Illinois. It's just wrong...