13 feet of snow in Japan
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13 feet of snow in Japan
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Ah, you beat me to it! I was just looking at the article. Check out this paragraph:
"Japan’s Meteorological Agency said cold weather and heavier-than-usual snowfall would likely continue through January, caused by cold air flowing over the country from the North Pole."
I wonder what -- if any -- bearing this has on our weather in the continental U.S. More warm and dry?
"Japan’s Meteorological Agency said cold weather and heavier-than-usual snowfall would likely continue through January, caused by cold air flowing over the country from the North Pole."
I wonder what -- if any -- bearing this has on our weather in the continental U.S. More warm and dry?
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