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Funny, I wouldn't trade our forced air system for anything. I can't stand modern baseboard units, and any that actually don't look shit are $$$$$. Grated we did have someone come in and make some adjustments to the system when we purchased... many contractors are HACS and don't have the slightest knowledge how to properly balance a system. Also, having both heat and A/C in the same system is awesome

No, I believe East Granby is different from the airport. I remember this coming up a long time ago. I don't exactly remember where, but believe it was near one of the schools. It's also kind of unfortunate that BDL is used for official measurements as it is regularly/generally the lowest accumulation for the area in any given average winter system... many times by many inches

Same here. Also had moderate white rain from Westfield through Granby

My gut was right... 1 to 3 flakes here earlier. Nothing for the last couple hours

Yeah, winds picked up here something fierce. Temp and dews dropping now as well. Quite the difference from an hour ago

For sure. Just for some reason my gut doesn't feel this one. But, I still don't think we're completely done

For sure. We were regretting not having the screens in the bedroom windows yet. If the A/C was installed I would have turned it on!

Had 54 in Westfield at 5 A.M. It's 55 in Simsbury now

I still don't see a coating lol. Maybe, but it's still super warm this A.M. and ground is quite warm now

Has it, I guess. Do I buy it, absolutely not. The setup and the fact of how warm the ground has become already... surprisingly actually. Been outside the last two afternoons walking the yard in bare feet and couldn't feel the slightest chill in the ground. Well, except walking across a small section of corn kernel old snow to pick up FREAKING nip bottles. That's an interesting sensation

1 to 3... flakes that actually stick, in the Berkshires

55 in Simsbury, with minor dews

"Rain, changing to snow before ending" 1980s weather forecast fraud

No. They were mangled, wet and bags were torn open, but had frozen solid. It wasn't worth it to me to try to save them. Nick scooped them and put them in the compost pile.