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Dave Towle, senior forecaster at WVLG, gave an excellent presentation about New England winter weather at today's Weather Club meeting. It was a fascinating overview of recent and historical winter storms, which some audience members experienced first hand. Some say February will be a very snowy month for New England -- and so we'll wait to see what happens. Dave even brought a container of snow along, just in case attendees forgot what it looked like. We all agreed that we're glad to be in the Villages and no longer need to use snow shovels. Future club presentations are listed here ... The Weather Club in The Villages.

[cswett5234]

Looking out my 2nd story window here at work in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, there is NO snow on the ground (I know, I can't believe it either), temps are around mid-30's with only light flurries forecasted for this weekend. Don't worry, I'm sure we'll get hammered with snow sometime in Feb/March.

My folks are in the TV, can't wait to visit them when this pandemic is over...sigh...

take care my Villager friends! Clint

[stan the man]

Just look at the ski reports -very little snow - Take a look at January's temp in tv not much difference to north.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Born in a blizzard in Boston in1938 at home because they couldn’t get to hospital , snow was not my friend right from the start