I agree. That seems super early.
We do not always get snow here. Our typical years are lots of rain and it's usually more about when the rain starts and doesn't stop which indicates it's changed from fall to winter. The last couple years we've been dumped on (snow) in January or February primarily (although we did have some snow and ice right on Christmas last year - I was happy for all the
local kids. I remember that feeling so magical.)
I have heard they are forecasting a warmer winter which I hope means no snow (and not too much rain which causes flooding). The better the weather is, the more time I can spend on my homestead and not worry about safe commuting!