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Wednesday, February 24. 2010

Oh boy! Another Nor'easter

Hurricane-Like Snowstorm Aims for Northeast...


Looks like another big dump for New England. This will please the News Junkie, who I believe suffers from a serious case of Skiing Addiction. (He loves the cold fresh powder and the fine wintry weather this global warming is bringing us.)

Posted by Bird Dog in Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects at 13:40 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Here in Delaware, we've had enough of the last snow melt so that anything less than about 10" should be manageable. Actually, the existing snow piles have gotten so ugly, some fresh snow might be welcome, in moderation.
#1 D on 2010-02-24 14:06 (Reply)
Enjoy the wind, too! Don't be surprised if the power is out for a few days. And feel sorry for people who own coastal properties, they may take a real pounding.
#2 Dan D on 2010-02-24 15:33 (Reply)
Looks like another big dump for New England.

Not as long as the daytime highs are in the high 30s. The way the forecast looks right now, most of New England will see rain, with maybe some freezing rain and heavy, wet snow mixed in.
#3 wolfwalker on 2010-02-24 15:37 (Reply)

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