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I remember once last winter, I was on a walk and it had been a degree or so below freezing the entire day, and then suddenly in the middle of the trail, in just a millisecond the air completely and abruptly changed from feeling dry and cool to feeling extremely lukewarm and humid. You know how it gets when it's above freezing and snow is melting, and you can really feel and smell it. It was sooo obviously above freezing. It really felt like I'd just stepped inside a greenhouse. No gruaduality. I've never experienced something like that before. So weird.
I remember once last winter, I was on a walk and it had been a degree or so below freezing the entire day, and then suddenly in the middle of the trail, in just a millisecond the air completely and abruptly changed from feeling dry and cool to feeling extremely lukewarm and humid. You know how it gets when it's above freezing and snow is melting, and you can really feel and smell it. It was sooo obviously above freezing. It really felt like I'd just stepped inside a greenhouse. No gruaduality. I've never experienced something like that before. So weird.
I remember the fall of 2014 a similar day happened, but it was overnight. One day the air felt still quite warm, and then the next day it was all gone for the entire winter, even though the degree change was minimal
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