Its December 7 and there has been zero snow in Syracuse yet this winter. Is it global warming? Are the snow gods being kind to us this year? Did someone do an anti-snow dance?
Granted, we've only experienced one Syracuse winter, and everyone told us that last year was unusually bad, but even the locals are staring at the sky in wonder. In fact its starting to feel strange thinking about Christmas without wading through the snow to get a Christmas tree.
Other areas in the country have seen the white stuff, even areas that typically don't get any snow at all some winters--NYC, Washington DC, Southwest Virginia. Our friends in Colorado have posted pictures of dazzling white stuff, but we're still staring at bare trees, cold dirty streets, and gross, icky rain.
I may regret this in a month, but I wish it would start to snow already!
