We've been living in kind of a mundane purgatory zone this season as a result. Half-assed ridges, troughs, and fronts for the most part. Nothing full-assed or even three quarter-assed.

There were a couple times models showed some Hood Canal snow within 48 hours. I bet they got a tiny bit near Lake Cushman under 500' at some point. Either way it's been undeniably incredibly pathetic.

Often we get a nice onshore flow event when those boundaries stall out up north. January 2020, January 2012, and November 2006 are some examples I can think of.

I'm about ready to move onto spring. This winter while cold has been full of frustration

Kind of gets into the six of one/half dozen of another neighborhood, but it seems to be more about mid grade extensions and retractions thus far.