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Snowstorm inches us closer to No. 1
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By GARRY RAYNO
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff
Saturday, Mar. 29, 2008
Yesterday's snow in Concord was just enough to slide this winter into second place on the all-time snowfall list for New Hampshire.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Some knucklehead actually tried to convince me that the record snow this year was a result of global warming......Huh? If that's the case, what caused all those records in the 1800's? And if some of Al Gore's enviro-nazi's are concerned about the receding polar ice cap, they can come to my house, remove the GLACIER that used to be my front yard and transport it north.
- Weatherman Joe, Concord
It's no coincidence that most of the snowy records came in the late 1800's. The last cold global trend ended in the early 1900s. This was the end of the same cold period that began about 800 years earlier and, among other things, ended the Viking settlements in Greenland. In fact, it ended the Vikings period.
- chris herbert, manchester
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