No need to go to Caribou - southeast Maine is a great spot. Almost took a job with Portland PD many years ago but couldn’t get my wife to make the move. You can almost triple our NYC annual snowfall just NW of Portland and still have true four seasons with both wilderness and real urban arenas close by.
Really feels never ending. When I comment on how extreme this stretch has been to people at my office they seem to have no idea. Funny how quickly people acclimate.
Wouldn’t the impact of that heat release only be temporary - two or three years? Even with the overall warming does the nino heat release eventually dissipate?
A lot of people will just see the headline and relay it around to friends. The article never suggests below avg temps or above avg snowfall for the mid Atlantic or NE. The only graphic in the article shows plain rain along I95 right up to NYC. Only “brutal” is the hype!