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Massachusetts

Demeter

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1. Isn't this unusually long, even for Massachusetts?

Reply to unhappycamper (Original post)

Fri Jun 26, 2015, 06:49 AM

Jun 2015

I don't recall snow piles lingering into July while I lived there....or NH either.

Of course, it never really snowed that much, after 1968-69....except for 1973? 1974? Oh, and 1983....I was pregnant and shoveling all winter, and 1995-96, when I finally threw in the shovel and left for home...

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30-Tons of Trash Was Removed From the Snow Pile Still Sitting in Southie [View all] unhappycamper Jun 2015 OP

Isn't this unusually long, even for Massachusetts? Demeter Jun 2015 #1

Yes and I suspect this is part of our new 'normal' climate. unhappycamper Jun 2015 #2

The cottonwood gives me sneezing fits, but it's over now Demeter Jun 2015 #3

We've had at least three tornados in MA over the last few months. unhappycamper Jun 2015 #4

The first or second year we moved to MA, there was a tornado 2 miles from our house Demeter Jun 2015 #5