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Old 12-26-2007, 08:57 PM #13
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By 8:00am it was 28° and snowing wildly. We've gotten almost a foot so far and it's still coming down. Happily, the wind went to your house.

Tomorrow, they're claiming we'll see sun and 39°. Such a party.
I drove home from Canada in that wildly snow!!! Thanks Cindy!
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