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^ I always thought using the airport (Logan) as the official station for Boston is not the best. It is right out on the waters and not a good indicator of the temperature of the rest of the city that’s just inland.
^ I always thought using the airport (Logan) as the official station for Boston is not the best. It is right out on the waters and not a good indicator of the temperature of the rest of the city that’s just inland.
In winter tempeatures drop just to the west of Boston and the snow fall rises
In winter tempeatures drop just to the west of Boston and the snow fall rises
IMO, the dividing line in Mass between the milder coastal climate zones and the colder areas are the Worcester Hills- those areas get much more snowfall than Boston metro and the elevation is around 1,000 ft.
IMO, the dividing line in Mass between the milder coastal climate zones and the colder areas are the Worcester Hills- those areas get much more snowfall than Boston metro and the elevation is around 1,000 ft.
And you live in the “Banana Belt” in southern Indiana lol
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