The winter of 2014/15 or should I say 2015 for the most part will always be mentioned in the same breath as the infamous winters of 1994, 1998, and 1977 and 78 for some of us older ones.
The new standard is that the bulk of our winter's snowfall occurred during February and March, months normally designated for looking ahead to Spring, fishing, daffodils, and buds on the trees.
It just goes to show that winter is never over until it's over. For those who give up on winter after January, typically our coldest and snowiest month, you will always be reminded that February and March of 2015 produced some of the snowiest weeks ever for many Kentucky residents along with bone-jarring cold.
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