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How's Everyone in New England Holding Up?

In summary, the people in New England are used to harsh winters and have efficient heating systems and warm clothing. The winter weather can affect daily life by causing road closures and transportation delays, but the people are well-prepared. There are also many unique traditions and activities during the winter, such as ice skating and winter festivals. To stay warm and safe, it is important to dress in layers and limit time spent outdoors. The winter weather can also have an impact on agriculture and food production, but many farmers have adapted to continue producing food throughout the winter.
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Hopefully you guys are not too soggy!! I heard about all of the rain and you guys just can't quite catch a break...be careful and stay safe!
 
Thanks Andrea, I live in Billerica, MA, it's about 20 miles north of Boston. We are okay here at my house. I never get water in the basement, but I know a few people who have been having a tough time with the water damage. We have a few rivers in that go through our area that are close to going over there banks. Thanks again for your concern. They say by Wednesday we are going to see some rain, I hope they are right.
 
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I can't help but to be concerned, I went to high school in Belmont (next door to Cambridge) I also lived in Malden, Everett, and Hull and still have lots of friends scattered around the area. Glad to hear you are okay and hoping that you stay dry too!
 
RI is hanging in there. We have had a few rivers flood their banks, but my basement is doing ok. (Stinky from the dampness, but no standing water...)

I'll have to bleach the heck out of it to kill all the mildew!

Thanks for asking.

Rachel

(who feels a little like a mushroom right about now...)
 

Related to How's Everyone in New England Holding Up?

1. How are the people in New England coping with the harsh winters?

The people in New England are used to dealing with harsh winters and have adapted to the cold weather. They have efficient heating systems, warm clothing, and winter sports to keep them active and engaged.

2. How does the winter weather affect daily life in New England?

The winter weather in New England can affect daily life in various ways, such as road closures due to snow, delays or cancellations of public transportation, and schools being closed. However, the people in New England are well-prepared and have systems in place to deal with these challenges.

3. Are there any unique traditions or activities that take place during the winter in New England?

Yes, there are many unique traditions and activities that take place during the winter in New England. Some popular ones include ice skating, skiing, snowshoeing, and participating in winter festivals and events.

4. What are some tips for staying warm and safe during the winter in New England?

To stay warm and safe during the winter in New England, it is important to dress in layers, wear insulated and waterproof clothing, and cover exposed skin. It is also crucial to stay hydrated and limit time spent outdoors in extreme weather conditions.

5. How does the winter weather affect the agriculture and food production in New England?

The winter weather can have a significant impact on agriculture and food production in New England. The cold temperatures and snow can damage crops and make it challenging for farmers to access their fields. However, many farmers have adapted to these conditions by using greenhouses and other techniques to continue producing food throughout the winter.

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