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  Meanwhile in my area we’ve yet to get any snow this winter, except for one day of flurries. Which is very odd for it already being February. When I was a kid it wasn’t rare to have some snowfall as early as October/November here (in the 90s), and I had many “white Christmas’s.”
  It’s been very mild all winter thus far aside from this weekend, where suddenly we had windchills as low as -22°F (-30°C). But no snow, still (rapidly went from too warm to too cold).
context: TLDR: The National Weather Service (NWS) said the icy gusts on Mount Washington in New Hampshire on Friday produced a wind chill of -108F (-78C). >
  
  Imagine being a meteorologist stationed up there and witnessing that. -108F is just bonkers. >
  
  I used to work there and even in the summer it would snow at least once a year >
  
  High five for tuckerman's ravine. 🙌🤙 >
  
  Huntington's or bust! >
  
  I knew it was going to be Mt Washington. It’s a crazy place weather wise. I can’t imagine that wind chill. It was -34F wind chill in concord last night when I got back in town. Made putting all my stuff in my car a bitch. >
  
  It was -46 at my house in Maine but I didn't dare to venture outside. Was -18 without the windchill. >
  
  I live in Sarasota, It was 80 Friday morning but it rained at 1 and then it cooled down to 65. >
  
  I have had days with -40 windchill and it’s miserable, literally hurts to be outside. I can feel my cells struggling >
  
  That’s the coldest I’ve ever skied in and they closed the mountain for safety.  It was not enjoyable- bare skin hurt, the air was so dry that  it hurt to breathe deeply and tears froze. My daughter’s hair broke. >
  
  Holy shit, it says Mt.Washington has recorded winds up to 230mph. Over here in the Cascade mountains, I never knew New England got so crazy! >
  
  coldest for now.. seems just breaking new records for heat , flooding, cold >
  
  Welcome to the Great Filter. Buckle in, because the show's just getting started. >
  
  They're going to use this to argue that climate change isn't happening.
  Edit: there's a comment in here doing just that >
  
  "Hur dur what happened to global warming?" >
  
  There was a headline about how Greenland was getting more snow and they used that as an argument, ignoring that it was happening because temperatures were rising closer to 0°C