Yes! I have daffodils blooming a couple weeks early! And I see many more daffodil buds! I see forsythia starting to bloom around town. I love seeing all the green sprouting up!

My snowdrops bloomed in February and are still hanging in there, but my crocuses are MIA😕

My neighbor's forsythia are in full bloom right now, in Monmouth county. Some of my woodland spring ephemerals are pushing a tiny bit of foliage.

Forsythias are blooming in Jersey city as well. And yes, it has been an unusually warm winter this year. As I only have a container garden, my observations on what is growing are not quite helpful but the clematis on my balcony has leafed out already.

I've had Rh. mucronulatum 'Cornell Pink' blooming nearly all winter, now joined by cousins, Mucronulatum 'Craters Edge', and 'Pink Panther' as well as Rh. Dauricum 'April Dawn'. That along with a couple of witch hazels, pieris, numerous hellebores, drifts of snowbells, etc. here at the Jersey shore during this Carolina winter.

Ephemerals pushing through as well as Texas bluebells and bleeding hearts which self seed all throughout my gardens.

Jap. quince fully budded and showing it's crimson as well.

I sure hope we don't get an April frost which will prove to be disasterous to most gardens.