YouSpeak: Surviving a New England Winter
Tips for getting through the dark, cold months
Winter has not hit New England with its usual ferocity yet this year, aside from a freak snowfall October 29 that brought much of the Eastern seaboard to its knees. And if the 2012 Farmers’ Almanac is correct, “much heavier than normal precipitation” is forecast for the East Coast before winter ends, with several “potent” storms predicted for February.
For many new students, this is their first foray into cold, snowy weather. So this week, “YouSpeak” asks “What tips do you have for surviving a New England winter?”
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Alex Stout (COM’13) assisted with this video.
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