It was definitely a wild fluke event and only really major (by March standards) for like a 20 mile wide swath. Even within that 20 mile wide band there was only about 3” at sea level nearby my house and closer to 6” at my house at 200’. It was a major event for a small area by mid march standards for sure. I do agree though that for 90% of the forum this winter was an all time dud still. Even if some of western WA and SW BC outside of the south sound managed some 1-2” totals last week as well.

Yes, the same was true in the past as well. That's nothing unique to this year. We're comparing this sad sack winter to other past sad sack winters, which is why using the official numbers from the long term stations is the measuring stick.

Hey look, another weenie that got skunked. Purely coincidence, I'm sure.

SR-18 is a major freeway in the lowlands. Looks like a snowstorm to me This is under 500 feet.

This is redirection from the larger point, which has been reiterated multiple times. Pretty clear you're letting your personal bias from getting skunked cloud your judgement here.