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Only three more months of weather essentially the same as today. Low 40s and misery mist.

16° another cool start. I was going to say February has seemed pretty near normal but then I looked at the now data. I missed the torch when I was in Florida. Worcester 5.9° above normal for the month.

You must be in a warm spot. Raymond station has five below 10° for January alone.

“That’s a thing of the past,” he said. Winters are warming twice as fast as summers in northern states, scientists have found. Across New England, this winter is shaping up to be one of the warmest on record, driven by an El Niño weather pattern currently in place and climate change, which has increased average temperatures globally. In December and January in Vermont, nighttime temperatures were generally around 21 degrees, making those two months the warmest on record in terms of nighttime low temperatures. This year marks the first time in recorded history that there wasn’t any snow on the ground in Burlington, Vt., during the first 12 days of February.

Pounding here in Salem.

It hasn't been that bad.

Some flakes blowing around. Wind is pretty impressive.

Looking pretty chilly for the next 10 days. Doesn't get above freezing at night.

Not a good year for ice.

Not the day to come back from a week in Florida. Positively bone chilling.

Good write up thanks.

Just flew up the coast from Florida. Kind of weird to see snow on the beaches from Jersey to Providence. Doesn't happen much.

When's that?

Lolz models can't even get it right the day before.

Hopefully Sherborn is similar. Heading back from Florida in the morning and don't feel like dealing with it.

They smoked the capitals pretty good last night didn't they.

Unfortunately no snow here at TPC Tampa. I'll keep you updated.

The last couple pages outta increase our female membership.

Good write up by Stein on our chances. The globe is a pay site so if you've used it before you have to delete your cookies. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/02/06/metro/epstein-boston-winter-weather-outlook-look-ahead/

In March likely. They always do.

Looks pretty much dead on average for New England at least.

Had a few customers today and had to dig through the wood pile. Grass growing beneath. It won't be long...

A beauty.

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