Last year, it caught up to us on January 17.
\nIt was early this year.
\nIt’s cold. No, that’s not an adequate description: it’s unbelievably, horrifically, wind chilled to below zero, hyperborean, mythically cold, Mount Everest kill zone cold.
\nI am not a warm weather person, but this is crazy, insane.<\/p>
\nIt snowed twice this week, on the Lower Cape, which is where I work. Oh, lucky us.
\nI watched the squall line today, probably less than a mile wide, and centered right over Harwich. Mashpee has been untouched, which is a mercy for school buses and people commuting to work.
\nI was certain we were all going to crash into oblivion last night, but we were all spared. The snow squalls were so localized that by the time I got to Yarmouth, they were gone.
\nAll I can say is, thank goodness we had heat put in Peter’s office last year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Last year, it caught up to us on January 17. It was early this year. It’s cold. No, that’s not an adequate description: it’s unbelievably, horrifically, wind chilled to below zero, hyperborean, mythically cold, Mount Everest kill zone cold. I … Continue reading