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Minnesotans Arguing About the Weather IV: Niño or Niña, My Joints Stopped Trying

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Fig 1. Cold humidity

Source photo from "Madison, MN," whatever that is.

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I just walked downstairs, in a hockey jersey, and was shivering. It is 70 in my house.

I am so ashamed. This once was mine. Die young and stay pretty, kids. Poor circulation is nothin' to fuck with.
 
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That is interesting and almost makes sense.

Syracuse and Great Barrington snows are like that. The year we got 33 and then 28 in 3 nights in SYR GB got zero. Literally, zero. They are 200 miles apart.
 
Kepler said:
That is interesting and almost makes sense.

Syracuse and Great Barrington snows are like that. The year we got 33 and then 28 in 3 nights in SYR GB got zero. Literally, zero. They are 200 miles apart.
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TBF, Anchorage rarely gets huge snowstorms. We typically accumulate a decent amount over time. Same thing with cold snaps, it’s usually cold just not typically brutal cold.

Of course, that’s changing with climate change.
 
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