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I feel like nobody is talking about the pink elephant in the room.
Does anyone remember a warmer winter like this one?
Talking to a neighbor in his 70s he said he doesn't recall a winter like this.
I feel like nobody is talking about the pink elephant in the room.
Does anyone remember a warmer winter like this one?
Talking to a neighbor in his 70s he said he doesn't recall a winter like this.
I feel like nobody is talking about the pink elephant in the room.
Does anyone remember a warmer winter like this one?
Talking to a neighbor in his 70s he said he doesn't recall a winter like this.
Why isn't everyone talking about it?
How come it's not even in the news?
Yawn. 1997 was a bit warmer. Don't worry, spring will be cold.
It’s because of a La Niña jet stream this was predicted and not unusual (has happened plenty of times before), and yes it’s been in the news. Google is your fiend Mr Pepe.
I feel like nobody is talking about the pink elephant in the room.
Does anyone remember a warmer winter like this one?
Talking to a neighbor in his 70s he said he doesn't recall a winter like this.
Why isn't everyone talking about it?
How come it's not even in the news?
Thanksgiving through Christmas was well below normal.
It's very warm winter. Expect to be eaten alive by bugs this spring.
If the rats and mice don't get to you first!
People don't but two and two together, but increasingly lack of prolonged (if any) deeply cold winters has allowed all sorts of vermin, insects and other pests to breed all year round. Those effing huge roaches (water bugs) are everywhere now even in "winter".
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