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  1. 8611Blizz
    True but it would just be blamed on a Witch.
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    Plows stay ready until first week of April here. Learned that lesson a long time ago.
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    At least the clown range shows something. Been awhile for even that.
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    https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/02/08/metro/could-this-winter-be-over-before-it-really-started/
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    fwiw 00z Euro has a low next Sunday tracking just north of 95 into Boston, moving due east and then exploding on EMA. dropping about 8" in about 6hrs. I would love that.
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    For our house the problem is/was that its old (about a 105 years) and while we've done renovations to it, it still doesn't have the R value of modern house, by a lot. The house was converted from radiators to baseboard back in the 80's but the outside walls have only had blown in insulation. A gut reno is needed to insulate it the way a newer house would be built today. The boiler does fine until we get much below zero, then the space heaters have to save the day. They did last night.
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    Many calls all night and all day around here for burst pipes, Fire departments getting sprinkler alarm calls constantly.
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    -10.5 very impressive for these parts
  9. 8611Blizz
    Euro has the 12th this run.
  10. 8611Blizz
    How does the dog feel?
  11. 8611Blizz
    -7.6 We might be very close to bottom though judging from the amount of drop in the last hour?
  12. 8611Blizz
    -7.5 and still falling...
  13. 8611Blizz
    -6
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    -4 dropping fast
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    -3.5. Planes seem to be struggling tonight. Really loud for some reason.
  16. 8611Blizz
    Too late... Looks like BOS has about 1.1" in the same time frame as the gfs has about 10".
  17. 8611Blizz
    Gfs looks about the same at day 15.
  18. 8611Blizz
    My brother became a city planner in the 90's and he mentioned to me about those years (50's and 60's) were memorable from a societal perspective for two big reasons. The explosions in cars and the existence of suburbs. Changed the way people thought about winter from a management style. There were now consequences for snow management. people expected snow to cleared and for work to get done no matter the weather.
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    Yeah i didn't know that at 9 but when I was older and the weather channel existed I learned pappy told some tales...
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    The "We don't have winters like we used to" thing has been around a long, long time. My grandfather who was born 1909 would tell me as a kid in the 70's that same thing. Made me furious. Until that time in February 1978... it actually pained him that I was around to see the greatest storm in New England's history.
  21. 8611Blizz
    Tell me about this "Euro"
  22. 8611Blizz
    If there was a winter that could produce an actual hurricane in February or March in New England, it's this winter.
  23. 8611Blizz
    Wipe out cold? Do we all die?
  24. 8611Blizz
    The pope trying to talk Ant off the triboro..wtf
  25. 8611Blizz
    Thinks the weather is a major reason for this... https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/massachusetts-marijuana-sales-surpass-4-billion/
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