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In Charleston, anything below 75 degrees, the wool jackets come out.
BTDT.
When I arrived there in 71 from New London, February, I think, went out bin shorts and washed the car as the locals were shivering in their wool jackets, wool caps, and gloves.
BTDT.
When I arrived there in 71 from New London, February, I think, went out bin shorts and washed the car as the locals were shivering in their wool jackets, wool caps, and gloves.
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Cold and snow around my neck of the woods.
Snow up to about 1.5" deep with drifts building 4" to 6 ".
Mostly gone by sunset today. I'm ready for spring now.
Snow up to about 1.5" deep with drifts building 4" to 6 ".
Mostly gone by sunset today. I'm ready for spring now.