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Considering I live in NJ, this is the best thing I've seen in a long time.
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Acuweather can't get what is happening tomorrow right.
March was one of the worst in a few...had a lot of promise in the beginning then fizzled out.They were saying this last week as well. Wet summers = snowy winters. I don't know. I can say that for the most part 2007-2008 rocked, as did 2000-2001. But this past season was great in December and part of February, but sucked the rest of the time.
I just printed it out and hung it on the outside of my office door.I <3 that image! :beer:
I just printed it out and hung it on the outside of my office door.
My most of my co-workers hate the snow![]()
I just printed it out and hung it on the outside of my office door.
My most of my co-workers hate the snow![]()
The changes will produce "winners and losers" across the state and complex consequences, said ... blah blah blah co-author of the report.
For example, the warmer temperatures will lead to a growing season that is three to five weeks longer and increase the yield of crops like corn and soybeans. But they will also lead to a decrease in the yield of cool-temperature adapted fruits and vegetables like apples and potatoes.
He said winter sports that depend on snow -- snowshoeing, snowmobiling, skiing -- will be "greatly diminished," and hotter weather will reduce the number of stream miles that can support brook trout and other wild trout populations.
not bad for starters but my fantasy is something like that flick, "the day after tomorrow".
I never saw the movie..was there alot of fresh Poe?
Buried NYC in snow.