It's been a long time since Charlotte has had any snow.
State of play: Monday marked two years since the last flurries fell from the sky, our news partners at WBTV reported.
Why it matters: Charlotte'ssnowy winters have been dwindling for decades, per WBTV chief meteorologist Al Conklin.
What they're saying: "When I first arrived in Charlotte in the early '90s, Charlotte averaged about seven inches of snow per season," Conklin says. "That's now down to just over four inches."