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To: SkyDancer
I lived in Boston once, and remember a storm that was over twenty inches several decades ago.

The sad part is the alarmists will say This has never happened before, and see, see....we were right about the climate!!! And will be dutifully agreed with by the media......

32 posted on 01/21/2016 10:36:34 AM PST by Lakeshark
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To: Lakeshark

I was visiting Grandma in Newburyport one time and
she took in some truckers stranded in front of the hose.

It drifted up to the second floor window.

Called it a Nor’easter I believe.

Was glad to get back to Tn.

Beautiful country in the summer,but too many dam lefties.


40 posted on 01/21/2016 10:49:37 AM PST by Harold Shea
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To: Lakeshark

http://www.boston.com/news/weather/gallery/013108_78blizzard/

When the storm began moving into eastern Massachusetts on the afternoon of Feb. 6, thousands of people were freed from their jobs so they could get home safely. But the wind-blown snows began falling at well over an inch an hour, and soon the occupants of some 3,000 cars and 500 trucks became stranded in rapidly-developing snowdrifts along Rt. 128. Fourteen people would die from carbon monoxide poisoning as they huddled in their snow-trapped vehicles.


97 posted on 01/22/2016 9:16:00 AM PST by Pollster1 ("Shall not be infringed" is unambiguous.)
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