hoser
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I'm a weather watcher by nature and have always been. My wife and I was talking and she made the comment that it seemed that the southern states were experiencing more severe storms now during winter. Another tornado just went through Mississippi over night. Maybe I just don't pay close enough attention but is this year kind of unusual for frequent severe storms in the south or just statice quo. I do know our winter has been a lot warmer than normal and my ice fishing is not gonna happen. Yesterday morning we had almost no snow on the ground. This morning I had to blow six + inches.