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NightWatcher

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6. Isn't snow a distinct possibility when you live in Mass?

Tue Feb 10, 2015, 05:11 PM

Feb 2015

Move somewhere down South and Mr Snow will not likely follow you here. I have a hard time sympathizing with people when they complain about weather that is common to their neighborhood. You won't hear me complain when we get 45 days of 90 degree weather with 90% humidity in July and August, it's supposed to happen here in Florida, many parts of the state are swampland. California shakes, the middle of the country is susceptible to tornadoes every year, and up north it's going to snow like a bastard some years.

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A Breakup Letter to Snow From the City of Boston [View all] marmar Feb 2015 OP

So sad. And right at Valentine's Day too.. world wide wally Feb 2015 #1

It's so hard to break up these days. The snow (like a stalker) won't go away. In_The_Wind Feb 2015 #2

We've been fortunate here in rural west Michigan, so far. longship Feb 2015 #3

Me thinks this one is a Stalker. One_Life_To_Give Feb 2015 #4

That pesky lover showed up here last night for a few hours Tsiyu Feb 2015 #5

Isn't snow a distinct possibility when you live in Mass? NightWatcher Feb 2015 #6

Not this kind of snow. We have been hit hard. smirkymonkey Feb 2015 #7

6 feet of snow in a short period of time isn't common. Avalux Feb 2015 #8

We've had six feet of snow in two weeks Blue_Adept Feb 2015 #9

I'm not heartless and can appreciate that this is an emergency and terrible situation NightWatcher Feb 2015 #10