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If you’re currently residing in an area where temperatures are below zero, you are not alone.
As a deep freeze settles in across America, there are so many people who are currently colder than you — and that alone should give you solace.
All across the country except in beautiful sunny, better Los Angeles (sorry New York), temperatures are dropping into the teens and below. In times like this, all the internet has is each other.
Thursday morning, temperatures dropped below 32 degrees Fahrenheit in Watertown, New YorkIn the mountains in New Hampshire, temperatures have dropped to minus-34 degrees. Chicago has been nicknamed Chiberia (which is frankly disrespectful to Siberia, where one city is currently minus-45 degreesPlease read my article). Read more…
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