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8 reasons why it's ok to be in a rage about snow in spring

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Mar 2nd 2015, 9:10 AM 3,216 Views 0 Comments

WHEREVER YOU ARE in the country, it’s likely that you woke up to at least a dusting of snow and biting temperatures.

Here’s Bunmahon in Co Waterford, captured beautifully by Jody Sutton.

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It’s supposed to be spring, though. We’re supposed to be packing away the hats and scarves and marvelling over daffodils and lambs and the unwavering ability for umbrellas to turn themselves inside out (for with the spring comes the rain).

Instead, we’ve got freezing temperatures and snow. SNOW!

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Here’s why it’s okay to be in a rage…

The snow has some bloody nerve

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SOME BLOODY NERVE

Can't get even a tiny wee bit of snow for Christmas but of course we get a blizzard in March.
— Jen (@__jenniferrrrrr) March 2, 2015

Source: Jenn/Twitter

Us too Natalie. Us too

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Shorts might be ambitious, but he’s got a point

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Look at this. LOOK AT IT

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Lainey has no coat. #PrayForLainey

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There’s not a scarf or a glove to be had in the shops

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And to top it all off, it’s Monday

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8 reasons why it's ok to be in a rage about snow in spring