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Old 03-11-2014, 09:51 AM
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Went to bed last night to a forecast possible 1" of snow tonight. I wake up this morning and on front page of weather channel, it's now at 3-5" on top of 1" in the evening! Anybody else get a surprise forecast this morning for the coming days?
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Old 03-11-2014, 10:19 AM
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I too would like to know who it was that stepped on ma natures gown hem. Here in PA it looks like it will be mostly a rain/mix event but will let you know in the morning.
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Last night it said today would be in the 50s, and tomorrow night a low of 2 with 2-4" of snow. But, Friday is supposed to be in the mid 40s, so I guess it's all a wash anyway? This late in the season I aint shoveling a flake.
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Yup. We in SW Ontario are getting 10-15 cm Tuesday and Wednesday. Good thing the Cub Cadet walk behind is still gased up!

Stupid winter won't loosen it's grasp.
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75 today, 68 tomorrow, 30 on Thursday,,,,,,,,

30 Degrees!!??

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You're lucky. They are guessing 5-10" in my neck of the woods.
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75 and sunny here today. 40 by the end of the week, however.
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You're lucky. They are guessing 5-10" in my neck of the woods.
Ouch, yeah I've seen those predictions. It'll probably all melt away before night fall tomorrow, though. Get the Cub out, play, then by time your done you'll look around and wonder what you just plowed
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Since you asked , I kind of think it was the air pollution.

now there is a new unknown threat to the ozone hole... yikes
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Since you asked , I kind of think it was the air pollution.

now there is a new unknown threat to the ozone hole... yikes
Greenpeace just admitted last week that global warming is B$.

It is just a scam to get your $$$$$
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