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Southern New England experienced warm, wet winter, climate researchers say - MassLive.com

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Southern New England experienced warm, wet winter, climate researchers say - masslive.com

AMHERST — Residents in the Pioneer Valley and across southern New England experienced a warm, wet winter compared to years past, said researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

None of the cities in southern New England — from Amherst to Providence, Rhode Island, from Hartford, Connecticut, to Boston — had an average winter temperature below freezing during this meteorological winter season, which ran from December to February, according to the Climate System Research Center at UMass Amherst.

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