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All Things Considered
5:57 pm
Tue February 21, 2012

Mild New Hampshire Winter Likely to Stay Mild

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Don't expect a lot of picturesque winter landscapes this time around. Forecasters say New Hampshire's winter is going to stay mild without much snowfall.

The 21st of February means there's just one month left of winter, or what passes for winter these days.

Meteorologist Gary Best tells All Things Considered host Brady Carlson about what this winter has and hasn’t brought us. 

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