I'm not unhappy with the lack of snow, but I am concerned the lack of snowpack could result in a bad fire season next summer. Like you said, there's plenty of January, February, and March left for real snow to hit, and technically we're only a few days into winter now. But while no real snow accumulation for Thanksgiving isn't too odd, none at Christmas is weird. At least the recent rains have meant overall precipitation isn't too far of the mark. But my snowshoes need a trial run!