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Send some to California!
They’ll get theirs in a few months (maybe less) and when the pattern shifts, we’ll dry out here.
We have some of it here now, but you can have it back!
Hey, wait until hurricane season, my friend.
I hope you aren’t having too much flooding?
we’ve had a dry-ish, warm December. where is all the snow??
There’s been a lot of flooding (on the national news most nights lately) but not in our neighborhood, since we’re on a hill.
Richard, that sounds good for us in the tropics here. There’s a chill in the air and that’s about as much winter we’re going to get.
Only problem is, Prashant, we’re NOT in the tropics!
I heard the 13.5 inch total from my brother yesterday. Unbelievable. We’ve had the warmest December ever by such a long mark that even if it turned cold now – which, apparently, is not going to happen – we’d probably break the record. We are already over 11 degrees warmer than the normal average, and they are predicting 70+ tomorrow. The all-time warmest temperature in New York in December was 75 on December 7, 1998 (one warm week in an otherwise normal month) and that could be in reach.
Hey, George hasn’t had any snow where he is, and that is unprecedented. Since we’re going out New Year’s Eve we were hoping for mild weather and it looks like it might happen.
Been very wet here too. Our back yard is flooded as we speak
While you’re getting rain, we’re getting way above average heat. The temps today were in the 50s (20 degrees above Normal) and we may break another record on Christmas when we’re supposed to hit 60 degrees! Very unusual!