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Snow Pictures

by Sandi Duncan | Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 | From: Farmers' Almanac Blog

The snow is falling and falling. The Northeast is getting yet another blizzard and the Great Lakes Region is also seeing white.

Here’s what people are saying:

“Congratulations! You nailed the December winter storm for the Great Lakes Region and February 8 was your target for the current one. It came on the 5th and again today, the 9th. That’s pretty good shootin’. How do you do it!?‘ –DJ Newark, Ohio

” Peter, you and Ms. Duncan will be happy to know that we here in the Chicago area are expecting 9”-12” of snow starting after midnight tonight and falling until early Wednesday, just as The Farmers’ Almanac predicted for this week in the Great Lakes region. I will definitely let everybody know that the FA hit another bull’s eye!” K. Chalmers

Here are a few pictures of snow that’s falling today in New Jersey. If you have a picture you’d like to share, go to our Farmers’ Almanac Facebook page to post them there.

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