SteveBrickNJ
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I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?
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SteveBrickNJ
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I was "complaining" on the internet and AI responded like this...I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?
I remember colder winters 20+ years ago, and snowier winters 40+ years ago.I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?
This winter just seems normal to me, we've been spoiled by some recent mild winters.
We're just older now, so we feel (and dislike) it more!
donaldtoo
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it’s not the static cold air temp that gets me so much, but throw in a little wind and…oh boy…!!!!!
The other morning it was 34F, but with the wind chill the real feel was 25F.
I had to get Matthew to work at 9a, and forgot my coat, so only had on a t-shirt. Fine in our neighborhood where the homes and trees block a lot of the wind. But down the road at the local 7-Eleven, which is on a rise with nothing substantial around it, where I got out to pump gas, the wind was slicing through my old bones like a knife…!!!!!
FutureCEO
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January was the warmest month on earth they said. We still had the coldest January in 15 years, which is probably still warmer than previous generations had it.I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?
SteveBrickNJ
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Yes I agree with everything you said. Now I see why so many seniors retire in Florida or Arizona. I just missed school on Feb. 12th and now at the end of this coming week snow is forecasted again. One day the HIGH will be only reach 30. I really do miss those milder winters @Tiggerish
ajrwdwgirl
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I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?
The last couple of years, you have gotten more snow than my area of Wisconsin. That being said we got about 3 inches last night but still there isn't even 12 inches yet. We have been getting more freezing temps then precipitation.