We've barely had a winter.
It actually got colder in March.

It's time to ride my bike as fast as possible and put my life in the hands of every idiot on the road that can barely drive a car.

I can't wait. It's my favorite time of year. The only time I feel alive is when I'm doing 100-200mph on the public roads.

>>2802
March has been definitely been warmer than freezing February.

>>2816
It was only freezing sometimes during the night.
There should have been freezing temperatures. There just weren't.

It has snowed here.
This is bullshit

Winter here is the central-ish US was mostly warm with some days of extreme cold. The only snow we got barely covered the ground and disappeared in less than a day when it happened. It really bummed me out to not see snow, but as the saying goes for weather it's "the new normal". We never got a lot here so the cities never invested in snowplows and the like, but it was enough to build snowmen at least a few times a year and kids would miss some days of school.
I'm not looking forward to anoter "hottest summer on record", but at least Spring is still pretty good.

>>2820
>it's "the new normal".
That's optimistic. This is just a phase while the weather patterns reorganize.

>>2820
Central US weather has always been schizophrenic. It's 80 one day and below freezing the next morning. One day of light snow one year and a blizzard so bad it's declared a national emergency the next.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/canadas-maple-syrup-reserve-almost-empty-as-sap-season-at-risk-of-becoming-another-casualty/article_6f498bce-e788-11ee-8773-c71464d8be74.html

Mapple syrup prices on the rise!

>>2835
The article body confuses me. It's literally just
>Throughout what should have been the frigid depths of winter, an unseasonably warm sun beat down on a series of billboards and bus-stop ads across Toronto. The campaign urged passers-by to consume even more of a familiar, maybe even patriotic, household staple: maple syrup.

>"It's not just for breakfast," the ads propose.

It's a complete non-sequitur.

>>2836
it's a poorly written article. I hope the author was just trying to highlight the strangeness of increased demand in a situation of diminishing supply. Prices are stable because of reserves. We're hoping for another cold winter to replensih our strategic mapple syrup supply.

>>2801
>Can't believe it's spring.
literally snowing outside right now
bring /win/ back

Haru desu yo

haru da ne

*dies*