January 14 serves as the midpoint of meteorological winter, which runs from December through February.
The Idaho Transportation Department said an employee captured this winter phenomenon. on February 2, some communities are asking where the season is at, with a lack of snow and temperatures that would make any snowman cringe.
A weather pattern flow that has kept big storms from tapping into abundant moisture is partially to blame for the lack of frozen precipitation. Communities along the U.S.-Canada border, Northern Rockies and Sierra Nevada are experiencing what snow lovers in the Northeast have clamored for – plenty of frozen precipitation.
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