You started the post by saying "In a more normal winter".
I'm scared we'll never be "normal" again!

My spring blooming crocuses are up!!!
Not in bloom, but up.
AND my fall blooming crocuses haven't completely gone dormant yet.
BOTH have their greens up.

My buddleia bloomed very late and STILL haven't lost their leaves.

YIKES!

I'm afraid you may be right. So far, this is the third year we've had a Zone 7 winter, and we garden right on the line between Zones 5a and b.

I haven't seen any green shoots from our spring bulbs yet, but then, again, I haven't looked all that closely. In the past, when the shoots appeared a bit too early and we had a number of hard frosts following, the shoots turned stiff and blue. I thought they were done for. Amazingly, all they suffered in the end were a few brown leaf tips. So there's hope for your bulbs yet!

Actually, it might be a good thing that your fall bulbs haven't gone completely dormant yet. It will give them extra time to grow bigger bulbs. Here's hoping!