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Springfield has had surprisingly few white Christmases. It’s also inserting to note that the city’s warmest Christmas in 1982 was followed by its coldest in 1983. I love weather junk.
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- Others Are Looking
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2 comments:
I hope we have one this year... Don't you?
As a father yes, I hope we have snow. As a driver/homeowner/holiday traveler, well, no.
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