• Jo Miran@lemmy.ml
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    19 hours ago

    I live in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. According to the forecast, the Florida panhandle is expected to get more snow totals than us for the rest of the month. That’s crazy. Worst gulf ever.

      • Slax@sh.itjust.works
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        6 hours ago

        Before I clicked the link, which was a questionable life choice, I’m wondering what on earth you’d be doing. Was this person actually just chillin’ in the backyard and thinking “damn, this Miller Lite is going through me too quickly to bother getting up and going back inside.”

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    19 hours ago

    I live in coastal New England and we’ve had barely a dusting of snow all winter. The schadenfreude is sustaining me right now.

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      7 hours ago

      Guess all those New England people who normally head south to Florida for winter, might as well stay home. Downside is when the Florida’s start heading north for warm weather.

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          6 hours ago

          It’s honestly been colder than typical where I am, but that’s just fine when there’s no precipitation (IMHO).

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            6 hours ago

            Cold is fine for me, snow is ok but can be annoying to deal with when there is a lot of it coming down frequently but I’ve always lived in the snow place so it’s whatever honestly

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      16 hours ago

      SoCal mountains here, we’re due for our third storm of the season this weekend, it’s been pretty bad this year.