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Wow folks seem on edge. Enjoying perhaps the last fire pit with temperatures in the '20s for the year.

Only time I ever experienced unplowed roads in my 30 years living in the city. That includes 2015. I walked to a bar and you would see shoveled driveways that led to two feet of untouched snow on the road.

Nothing worse than a zygote low pressure in my book.

That's what 1 hour of rain will do.

He's been struggling. Like forever.

That's awesome! I saw my first reptilian road crossing warning today. I thought it was a little early but I guess not.

Way to move those goal posts.

Looking forward to powder freak's rain stake update.

Oh ye of little faith.

SILVER SPRING, MD—As mass firings of career experts and scientists continued to roil the federal government, officials confirmed Friday that cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration had left a single set of wind chimes as the sole predictor of approaching hurricanes. “In the wake of hundreds of layoffs at the National Weather Service, we would advise citizens to listen for the gentle tinkling of these wind chimes to gauge whether a tornado, flash flood, or other severe storm system is drawing near,” Hope it's not too political. I don't need any more demerits.

It's coming.

Where are the snow maps? Or do I have to page primshine. Slacker...

Reliable source says snow storms until April.

12°. Last teens for the year?

16° to start. One more cold one tonight and hopefully that's it.

First firepit in at least a month. All is right with the world. Breezy!

Same

That's on you. Ineedsnow has posted plenty of maps throughout the week

Looks like a fight to end winter. 40 right now and 14 tomorrow morning.

Yeah it's getting bad. Thankfully I'm driving my old beater. My other car has wicked low profile tires. If I was driving that I would have no fillings and a substantial bill for a new rims.

Saved Kevin the keystrokes.

Yeah that guy's really starting to get on my nerves. Is there a way the moderators can only allow him to post in the Northern New England thread?

Big flakes now. Sitting right on the rain snow line.