It's been relatively warm for winter here on the western side of PA. I don't recall more than 3-4 inches of snow at once on the ground, no more than maybe 3-4 times this whole of winter. Of course, winter is still not over, as we have had plenty of snowstorms in February-March.

I don't recall ever getting more than 2-3 feet of snow on the ground. It's insane to just think of something like 15 feet of snow!

Snow is a pain in the ass, so I don't understand why any of you like it.

Every young kids dream, and every adults worst nightmare. Would have loved having that much snow growing up. I could only imagine the epic snow forts I could have made. :/

We had a record setting blizzard this month. Two feet of snow where I'm at, and that's not counting all the blizzards we've had since. Still, that's nothing compared to 15 feet. The roads in the Rockies look like that during the summer months, but we've never had anywhere near that much down here.

Screw that.

FULL PIPE!

Damn, that's a lot of snow.
That's about 15 feet more than I like.
I'm so glad it almost never snows here in Southern Hiroshima prefecture.

It's official... Florida sucks.

Thats nice, but how do 23 feet of snow look like ?

at least once! The weather here now is really really hot & full blue sky... AKA

I know that's a joke, but it actually does support global warming views in the fact that weather becomes more extreme.

However, this is really snowmageddon.  I lived in Montana and never had anything like it.