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If you’ve ever wondered what the winter was like the year you were born, Stacker has put together a slide show that lists the winter conditions for each year from 1921 on (sorry if you are older than that). I did notice that they are defining winter pretty loosely, since I think of winter as roughly December to February, so it is over two years, not one, and sometimes they seem to list the winter of 1958 as covering 1957-1958 and sometimes as 1958-59, for example. If you have a need to know exactly what it was for your autobiography, please let me know and I will be glad to help you find the weather on the date you were born.

https://stacker.com/stories/3373/what-winter-was-year-you-were-born

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