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Heavy snowfall or in some places, like where I live, a blizzard is coming. Of course here we all know about it. How could we not? If we did not, we could not have driven our huge four-wheel drive vehicles to the supermarkets to strip the shelves out of fear that the blizzard would cause us all to starve. 
But I thought maybe you would like to know.
"How much snow are we talking about? A lot.
If you live in or around Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia, you could see as much as a foot of snow on Monday and Tuesday, said Andrew Orrison, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Md. A winter storm watch has been issued for those areas.
The situation is expected to be worse for people who live in and around New York, Long Island, coastal Connecticut, Rhode Island or Boston. Snowfall there could reach one to two feet, he said.
'Suffice it to say, we are looking at a significant winter storm for much of the I-95 corridor,' Mr. Orrison said.
The New York metro area and other regions facing a blizzard watch could experience stronger wind, with gusts of up to 60 miles per hour forecast on Long Island and in parts of southeastern Connecticut."
Link...https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/12/us/snow-storm-blizzard-forecast-tuesday-northeast.html?ribbon-ad-idx=17&src=trending&module=Ribbon&version=origin®ion=Header&action=click&contentCollection=Trending&pgtype=article
Deb
But I thought maybe you would like to know.
"How much snow are we talking about? A lot.
If you live in or around Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia, you could see as much as a foot of snow on Monday and Tuesday, said Andrew Orrison, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Md. A winter storm watch has been issued for those areas.
The situation is expected to be worse for people who live in and around New York, Long Island, coastal Connecticut, Rhode Island or Boston. Snowfall there could reach one to two feet, he said.
'Suffice it to say, we are looking at a significant winter storm for much of the I-95 corridor,' Mr. Orrison said.
The New York metro area and other regions facing a blizzard watch could experience stronger wind, with gusts of up to 60 miles per hour forecast on Long Island and in parts of southeastern Connecticut."
Link...https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/12/us/snow-storm-blizzard-forecast-tuesday-northeast.html?ribbon-ad-idx=17&src=trending&module=Ribbon&version=origin®ion=Header&action=click&contentCollection=Trending&pgtype=article
Deb
this blizzard grrr...
I wore shorts nearly all winter. 
They require a clear patch across the deck and out into the yard. It's already to their knees.
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