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Old 12-24-2013, 11:03 PM #11
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After a weird 65* on Sunday that took a months worth of snow away, we had an inch coating to blanket everything in glistening white. So cold it sparkled! Saying 19* in the city, but it's 16* up here going down to 10* overnight. What a temp dip!
Keeping my lights on all night.
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