I don't care what March came in as, but it's surely going out as a Yeti...
Friday, March 25, 2016
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Yeah, yesterday. They prognosticate clearing & mid-40s today. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteLiving in northern New England does engender a LOT of cynicism, doesnt it. "We'll see" sorta says it all.
ReplyDeleteI automatically take off ten degrees for elevation (bring a sweater, she reminds people, even in July), and usually that balmy 50 is a balmy 40 by the time the weather gods finish shaving off the high notes...We got all the way up to 30, which was just enough for the ice to fall off but not enough to melt anything.