Great Snow 1717

Some individuals has SNE spring/summer climate confused with....

Same here in Methuen....

as do using humidifiers which are usually not cleaned...

.....do you mean besides creating mold issues and possibly contaminating air quality inside the home??

But both are still above the 85-90 that I mentioned...

Let's talk when Cortes has made 75 career starts......

using that logic people should be well over 100 feet tall!!....lol

When I was growing up lawns were meant to be played on....now people treat lawns like priceless heirlooms. I've never been a fan of applying or having someone else apply all sorts of chemicals to a lawn. About 20 years ago a neighbor(since moved) became obsessed with his lawn. He would spend 10-12 hours each day working on the lawn. His lawn was ELITE golf course level but it cost him thousands of dollars each year. He was draining his savings. After years of applying chemicals to his lawn his health(including mental health) headed downhill quickly

....only if someone did this in late march

The grass wasn't greening in late march...rarely does that happen

Including the length of home runs allowed by north rays starting pitchers.....

The growing season in Methuen doesn't begin in late March....more like mid April most years

Cool and wet is fine. Beats the hell out of 95/70.....

The month of April is usually made out to be worse than what it is. While winter months are usually made out to be better than what they are.....well especially lately..

Don't worry, these are headed your way...

....and the finest DPW crew in the world!!

Agree. Someone looking to sell their home is going to be asked one question by a real estate agent...."Do you have a place to go to"....if the answer is no, the real estate agent will often suggest waiting to sell or finding a place to go to. In this market there is no guarantee of buying another home.

Go into the armored car acquisition business??

Congrats!....crazy RE market. If someone isn't looking to sell and/or buy they do not understand the market at all. Often times someone has to forego any and all inspections along with covering appraisal gaps. And even then many homes need a lot of work. Amazing how so many people run their homes into the ground.

Have you looked at real estate prices lately? They have risen dramatically in the last 18 months. Homes in the southern part of NNE have become very pricey for a decent place. 600K+ and that doesn't include the amount someone has to overbid just to get an offer considered. And often times the homes need 75K-125K of additional work.

C'mon man,you're being emotional lol

I am not being emotional....lol...yes some winters have been worse BUT that doesn't take away from the fact that the winter of 21-22 was awful.

As far as I am concerned it certainly did not exist this past winter.....

For much of southern NH, southern Maine and northern Ma it was a non winter.