HoarfrostHubb
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North and west of that fronto could be fun
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First probability map of the season!
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Yeah... cold fer sher... is this the same airmass that gave a part of Montana -29F the other day?
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The Wolf has howled
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That is an all time classic. And Cindy Fitzgibbons just logged off
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Not quite a full moon goon storm, but close enough
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This is so much more fun than dewpoint talk...
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That's some cold stuff on the backside..
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If the sun warmeth thy nape of thy neck, the fertile soil will not permit an abundance of snow
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I think we go through this every October
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Worcester had 7.1" in Oct 10 1979 .... ratter winter 11.4 in the Octobomb of 2011 (I had 22")... awful winter But, other winters have had October storms with decent seasonal totals It is just a running joke
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Just to stir the weenies...
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No...
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I kiddingly use the 6" of snow at ORH in October = ratter as a joke. It has only happened twice in recorded history... 1979 and 2011 both were ratters, but statistically meaningless
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Just got to keep it below 6” in ORH. Lol
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My wife has 6 of her students now quarantined due to exposure pending test results. Hill towns in ORH county off to the races now
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If we get 6 flakes it is a win. I could see a slushy coating Friday
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Get those leaves cleaned up
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It goes back to last season. 4-8 in their last 12 games. No receivers. No TEs. Among other problems.
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They need the moisture. Wildfires have been awful there
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7 day rolling avg of deaths and hospitalizations rising . slowly but there.
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Best of luck with the surgeries. I hope it gives you back some of your freedom or reduces pain
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Roger Williams. I should have made that more clear.
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No. RWU. In RI. Not URI.
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At this point not sure what any one person could do other than sending messages to the general population and making sure resources are being sent where and when needed. We know a lot more now than in the spring.
