I've been waffling between a B+ and an A-, but I'm keeping it at a B+ for now. If I were a total stat freak, I'd easily give it an A- or maybe even an A, but these days I'm more interested in extreme events. Stuff like mean temperatures or the number of days with snow or sub-freezing highs (although important factors) don't impress me quite as much, but it's been a very good winter by those measures. I've had at least 30 days with snow in the air, and 26 of those with measurable snow (defined as .1" or more). However, the majority of those days featured very wet, slushy snow that often changed over to rain. The number of days with quality snow was far lower (probably fewer than 10). The lack of any top tier arctic air masses is the main reason I'm sticking with a B+. I still managed 21 days with sub-freezing highs, but many of those were just barely below freezing.