psv88
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At least Mexico can cash in
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And the wildfire smoke!! Awful
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Yea people are losing their minds over the lack of sunshine. This has been a truly horrific month.
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Congrats guys, another NW event. Cashing in this winter
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Actually a nice burst of snow just to your east. Building west a bit? -
Ha i spoke too soon. Steady snow now over the island. Sound effect snow in full effect now. Will add up to noting haha.
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December 2027
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12 has been my low here. Nothing suggests we get colder by seasons end.
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Just saw a few flurries. 36 out. Long Island upslope FTW?
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Just checked my records, it’s been 6 days since we dropped below freezing in late January. Pretty awful
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Sign of a garbage winter: arguing about WHY the pattern sucks lol. Who cares
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Can’t remember the last time we went below freezing. Maybe a week ago?
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Currently 33 in Montreal and Toronto, goes to show what a terrible airmass this is
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Yup. Hence the sound enhancement. BL definitely too warm for accums on the island
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LFG. lol upslope snow on LI to nickel and dime to 6” of snowfall? My god are times tough
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Why? Your area was and is forecast to have snow at this time. Shouldn’t be a surprise
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Another beautiful day here in Seattle
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January 27 and 5” of snow for the season. Based on this board I should have had 4 feet of snow by now. People need to realize a good pattern on paper doesn’t mean it will snow. Once people get that concept the overhyping will stop. It’s the overhyping that kills weather boards these days more than anything.
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Good for Boston! I’d prefer this cloudy and misty weather over a moderate snowfall event in peak climo…
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Thank you. It has been a terrible 9 months for clouds/smoke sky.
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No sun tomorrow now. So no sun until Tuesday now. this has to be one of the cloudiest winters ever? @donsutherland1
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More rain! Excellent!
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57 today. Sweet.
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56 right now. Was 55 last year this date.
