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Old 01-08-2010, 11:57 AM #11
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Only got 2" of snow at my house last nite - can handle that, but
the WIND is behind it......20 to 35 mph.

Projected tonite is 24-28 degrees
with wind chill ...... 'feels like' (would you believe) 2 degrees....or less!
(must be that 1 mph wind = decreases -1 degree of temp.?)

Grousing about the weather, is better than grousing about PN,
but the weather affects my PN .
It's a 'catch 22'.
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