I think it's just expectations are out of whack for a lot of folks on this forum (I won't name names).
The reality is most of us (myself included) live in a part of the country that average anywhere from a trace to maybe 10" of snow (max) per season, while the average highs only get down to the upper 40s at their coldest.
So naturally, the law of averages will not only dictate you're going to go many years with seeing very little (if any) snow, but it will be even more of a rarity for the little snow you do see to come in the form of a "major" winter storm.
The inverse also applies. Most of us (myself included) live in a region where the average high for several straight months ranges from the mid 80s to the mid 90s, with dewpoints ranging from the low 60s to the low 70s. So again, the law of averages will dictate that most Summers are going to be relatively long/oppressive if you hate heat/humidity. Cool/dry Summers will always be the exception to the rule.
Many folks (again, won't name names) would do themselves a huge service to relocate to a snowier/colder part of the country if they're really that anxious to see winter weather on a frequent basis and experience more pleasant Summers.
Ok, I've given my (unpopular and unsolicited) opinion. Bring on the thumbs down, clown, poo and weenie emojis!!!