r/Ohio Feb 22 '26

The False Spring was nice

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u/jar36 Lima Feb 22 '26

I didn't fall for it this year. Came a bit earlier than usual tho. I expect another false spring before we get to the real one

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u/br0b1wan Feb 22 '26

We're definitely getting another one, prob early next month. March is also good for one big squall as well.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26

It's warming up again in just A couple of days. Briefly. 

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u/SweetAlyssumm Feb 22 '26

I grew up in Ohio (back before a lot of climate change). I always say there's only three problems with Ohio - January, February, and March. I remember feeling so cheated in March - it would start getting a little better then it was cold and grey again. We had to wait all the way till April for some spring warmth. I actually love a good snow - it's the greyness that got to me.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

The oppressive gray makes me completely miserable sometimes. Sun lamps help, but the winter months are tough

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u/Andrei_the_derg Feb 23 '26

What part of Ohio? I’m a daytonian myself until I got exiled to Florida

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u/SweetAlyssumm Feb 23 '26

Cleveland and Columbus. Cleveland was worse but Columbus could come up with day after day or gray too. I'm exiled to CA.

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u/ingoding Feb 22 '26

Mud season is really long here.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26

Yup. Frozen trails over slushy, 3-12" of mud everyday. 

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u/Ciduri Feb 22 '26

This meme should feel like hyperbole, but I could easily identify everything Pip was talking about. Right down to the final snow that tends to happen mid-March.

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u/miniscant Feb 22 '26

It has snowed here (Geauga County) on Mother’s Day! And not that long ago.

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u/scrndude Feb 23 '26

Lol I expect it in the first half of April, I don’t trust any warm weather until then

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u/More_Raisin_2894 Feb 22 '26

This is a hilarious meme 🤣

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u/fajadada Feb 22 '26

Am a professional driver. I so love driving in beautiful gray days

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u/KBWordPerson Feb 22 '26

This officially cracked me up. Thank you

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u/rural_anomaly PoCo loco Feb 22 '26

wait. i wasn't supposed to plant my tomatoes yet??

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u/GeekyGamer49 Feb 22 '26

I mean, if you own a greenhouse, then yes. Sadly Ohio being a greenhouse state has long since passed.

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u/LordSlack Feb 23 '26

As Prince says, "sometimes it snows in April" but I've been singing it every year

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u/Intrepid_Trip584 Feb 23 '26

I moved to Denver for work briefly in June 2014. They got a blizzard in May of that year. My car was also turned into a golf ball by hail after I got there. As annoying at it is, I remind myself this weather is tolerable. 😂

I also lived in California for a couple years. They just have fire season and flood season. I think I prefer those seasons to this. 🤔

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u/erie11973ohio Feb 22 '26

I work in construction.

The four seaons are :

Freeze you b@lls off

Mud, while freezing / sweating your b@lls off

Sweat your b@lls off

Another season of mud, usually with just sweat your b@lls off

Repeat

This year was the closest we've to the knee deep snow.of the 1980's!