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Heard them for the first time on my way home tonight. They are out there.

Sneaky good day today. So many days in the past 2 weeks looked great looking outside through a window and then reality struck walking out the door. Today was the opposite.

His first year at BC was not great. To some time to adjust. I am wondering if they think he needs some time to adjust again.

I hope they have some heavey's to keep that stuff at a minimum. I suspect within 3 or 4 games you will see him with the team.

They should name the dog "2026 Winter".

I am sure you could find someone here to do that for you. I have had 3 GR's. My last one made it to 13. Cancer of course was the reason for the exit. We got a shelter dog 4 years before its death, and its still with us at 10. Yorky/ Dachshsund mix. Affectionately known as a dorky. This is still pulling us around. 55 here today. Just snow piles left. Not a bad day once the wind died down.

Things are definitely trending .... ahem.. moist. It was cold and clamy all day but in the past hour it is trending tropical.

The woods are empty here. My back yard is usually the last to melt. 4 to 6" on the ground. Sump pump never came on. Pretty sure that is because of the dry fall. Windy and 40F.

Batten down the hatches.

You nailed it.

36 degrees around these parts. Gray says it should be 52. Not sure what that means for the rest of today. Edit: We are at the base of a hill. 500 feet of elevation makes a huge difference. That 57 is 2.5 miles away from me.

52 for a high today. Now 44. Looking at the long range, winter can eff off. Just relentless. A few warm licks and now we get the shaft.

So we hit 77 at the house. Thank you. That was good. I was not around to see it. In Killington for an epic day. It was too warm in the early afternoon but it was still worth the visit. Started the day with 144 trails. It was my son's first day to a "big" mountain. One he is not going to forget.

68 for a high to day and it was glorious. Going to Killington tomorrow, still looks in good shape. Fingers crossed.

I took a walk out to the truck and you can still feel the 12" snow pack barking at you. 39.