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Nothing strange about a tornado in February in Wisconsin rule
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When I was a kid it wasn't uncommon to get out first days of below freezing weather in October
Last October I wore a sweater only a couple times (edit: by only a couple times I mean it was so warm I was wearing a T-shirt the rest of the month)
This year it's barely dipped below freezing except for the week we had an ice strom this year
Until I was about 7 it was common to get snow before Christmas and often times as early as Thanksgiving
Nowadays the song "White Christmas" does feel like a dream of a bygone era