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02-27-2013, 07:46 AM
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Last winter, there were FIVE major LOWS on the US map, at the same time.
That is not typical, but that time period was very painful for me. If you watch the Weather Channel online, or on cable, and or CNN every day, you will get an inkling or at least a warning of sorts. Sometimes a LOW pressure area will be near and there won't be the rain/snow. You can still feel awful, however.
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