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April 10th 13, 08:19 AM
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Monday Morning Wake-up
Spring has NOT sprung in Calgary. Much gone by Tuesday night. All normal
and expected. jim Highest one day snowfall ever was in May 1981 |
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April 11th 13, 11:53 AM
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Monday Morning Wake-up
In article , jim wilson
writes Spring has NOT sprung in Calgary. Much gone by Tuesday night. All normal and expected. jim Highest one day snowfall ever was in May 1981 [ A MIME image / jpeg part was included here. ] Yuk - that looks like the sort of snow we get. The temperature here is expected to reach double figures today for the first time since, er, I don't know when! -- Sue ]   |
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