Time for a new thread (?).

Well, last recorded winter here in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada that was this warm and dry was 63 years ago. Only saw night temps below -15C for about 5 days. We only had several heavy snow storms and the only reason they were bothersome was because of wind drifts and temps close to 0C which made for heavy shovelling.

At almost 3PM, it's sunny, 12C and no wind. And, St. Pat's day, when we usually expect nasty weather, is to be warmer.

Allow me to say thank you to our southerly neighbours on the Eastern Seaboard of the USA for taking all that bad weather they way did so far this year as it seemed to peter out or yaw out into the Atlantic Ocean before it reached us. I hope you keep up the selfless sacrifice for the rest of the winter season... and repeat next year... and the next...