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Ah ye, Beth, I remember, Cleveland. Rots a Ruk on the "S" word with the lake effect storms you guys always get there. I'm just glad you're back home where you belong.

This weekend, here in SW Ohio, sounds good to me - Sunny and low 60s...YAY!
Thanks Sally
The lake effect will only kick in when the lake gets cold enough. Most lake effect will effect where I live in the spring when the air is warmer then the lake. We've got lake effect rain going on today and tomorrow. I'll trade you my weather for yours!

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