Snow Year's Eve

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In this week's installment of "Why the Hell Didn't I Move Somewhere Warm, Again?!," it seems that our friends in the National Weather Service have issued a nice "Winter Storm Warning," which they cheerfully define as meaning that "significant amounts of snow, sleet, and ice are expected or occurring." Marvelous.

This time, it apparently means that about 5 to 10 inches of snow, and heavy winds, are on the way, just in time for the new year. Amy and I were going to had to a party in Ann Arbor, but might end up chilling closer to home with ol' Dick Clark, or whoever the hell does the TV version these days.

Hope the weather is nicer in your neck of the woods.

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