Winter has arrived, and with it comes the perennial question – where is the snow? As the anticipation for that first snowfall grows, there are those who are grateful for the absence of the white stuff. Let’s explore the thoughts of our locals on this winter weather puzzle.

Colette from Belleville isn’t too bothered by the lack of snow thus far. However, she does admit that a sprinkle of snow on Christmas day would have added a charming touch. After all, who doesn’t yearn for a picturesque white Christmas?

On the flip side, Victoria from Lewistown is absolutely thrilled that there hasn’t been any snow yet. She loathes the chaos that snow brings, from hazardous roads to the dreaded shoveling and snow blowing. And let’s not forget the agonizing decision of whether to keep the YMCA open. What a snow-induced headache!

Meanwhile, Jessie from Mifflintown is firmly in the “no snow, no problem” camp. She relishes the mild winter weather that makes the season breeze by. Who wouldn’t want winter to fly by in the blink of an eye?

Chris from Reedsville, however, has a different take on the situation. He’s feeling a bit let down and more than a little worried that we’re well into January with no snow to talk about. Is it normal to have such a snowless winter? That’s a valid question.

Finally, Nicholas from Lewistown sees both sides of the coin. While he appreciates the lack of snow for the reduced transportation hassles and scheduling nightmares, he also acknowledges the occasional snow day as a well-deserved breather during the long winter months.

So, there you have it – a medley of perspectives on the great snow debate. Whether you’re daydreaming of a winter wonderland or apprehensive of the chaos that snow brings, one thing’s for sure – the weather always keeps us on our toes! After all, it’s the unpredictability of the British weather that keeps life interesting.