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How New Englanders Must Feel About This Winter!







What a winter to remember...or forget for New Englanders.
And the worst may be yet to come!

Valid @ 5 PM MST Sunday, Feb 15, 2015.

Wow it appears the nation will be divided just about in half this coming Sunday as far as this maximum temperature anomaly forecast is concerned. This also speaks volumes about the 2014-2015 winter so far...not that far from reality. 

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