they say, as we get incredible new snowfalls in the area. Towns near me now qualify as the snowiest cities in the country, which has been unheard of compared to the Michigan area, and we've had the snowiest month on record since keeping track - which for New England goes back quite a ways.

Days upon days of subzero temperatures with windchill and lots of single digit days not including it are not the norm. And it's having a huge impact on a lot of things.

But if you try and talk about climate change, you're told it's all just normal...

Snow piles from plows and drifts up to about 15 feet. Cannot get out of driveway because of plowed piles blocking roadway and I'm am afraid to drive, even if I could get out. And to think, last year at this time I visited my family in Florida and they said it was cold at about 60 degrees!

Phooey on this. After the snow melts, we will all be pumping, floods everywhere. Don't tell this old timer that there is no such thing as climate change!

I just hope my sump pump does not die during the big melt, whenever it comes.

Florida's recent deep freeze sent the thermometer below 32 degrees for quite a few hours, but no precipitation meant no ice or snow but thanks to a snow machine, some kids in Arlington have a different story to tell. Blake Mathews has the story.

http://www.news4jax.com/news/florida-deep-freeze-leads-to-snow/31389194

who cling to FAUX GNUS explanations that such climate swings have happened less than 6 thousand years ago - right after this big rock was created.

it was -11 here most of the night, its now 18 and snowing. The forecast is calling for only snow event in my area, were missing the ice YEAH. Its supposed to be in the 40's tomorrow that would be a change.

In 18 days I'm out of the freeze, I need to defrost.

We will have over 10" by the time this stops and turns into rain late tonight. Biggest storm of the year for us here in the DC area, much less than areas further north.

and supposed to go up into the 40s tomorrow!

Its snowing now, is supposed to snow tomorrow also....and now this new storm?

I'm in Providence, RI