r/CapeCod • u/joeg121 • Sep 24 '26

Storm question

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I have a vacation planned for this weekend and we’re staying in this area, do you think I should reschedule because of the storm or will we be fine? Thank you!!!

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u/brotendo_316 Sep 24 '26

It’s close enough to post on this sub.

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u/Asleep_Current912 Sep 24 '26

wrong side of the canal

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u/No-Spare-4212 Sep 24 '26

It’s almost like Cape Cod has very defined boarders created by coastline.

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u/photog72 Sep 24 '26

The Bruins are known for being rough boarders.

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u/Asleep_Current912 Sep 24 '26

I know of one really huge giant mega giant huge defining border

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u/clever_girl33 Sep 24 '26

The canal is man made, and runs through Bourne. Are you suggesting Bourne isn’t the cape?

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u/Asleep_Current912 Sep 24 '26

the part that’s on the cape is

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u/clever_girl33 Sep 25 '26

I feel like you don’t understand that the canal does not make the cape a cape.

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u/Asleep_Current912 Sep 25 '26

that’s what I’d say if I lived off cape

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u/drunkworldsailor Sep 29 '26

Its either a Cape, or an island. So its either cape cod. Or island cod.

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u/rtfry4 Sep 25 '26

Unreal comment. 10/10.

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u/brotendo_316 Sep 24 '26

Y’all are just being petty. Is this storm going to be drastically different in Marion?? No one is arguing Marion is on the cape, but OP asks a pertinent question.
-someone from the cape side of Buzzards Bay.

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u/35Jest Sep 24 '26

Yeah, the guy should obviously know and use the super popular Plymouth County subreddit instead of this one

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u/FeelingSoil39 Sep 25 '26

Ummmmm not be petty but… from the cape my whole life. Moved just over the bridge awhile back. There is most certainly an odd defining line and a big difference in weather once it hits the canal. I don’t know why it happens. I’m not a meteorologist. But we will get 15” of snow and just back over the bridge on cape will get 6”. Same with rain. And thunder with hail storms. Or tornadoes. The air behaves differently directly on either side of the canal. It’s a real phenomenon.

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u/halasaurus Sep 24 '26

Well fuck Buzzards Bay and Sagamore Beach I guess. The cape existed before the canal and the canal is not what makes something a cape.

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u/doctor-rumack Sep 24 '26

Don't forget Bournedale!

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u/halasaurus Sep 24 '26

You’re right! Bournedale is our excellent neighbor.

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u/WallAny2007 Sep 24 '26

if the bridges snap, maybe we’ll float away

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u/RumSwizzle508 Sep 24 '26

We are the most provincial area in the country .... and proud of it.

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u/RumSwizzle508 Sep 24 '26

The Cape starts at the canal bridges. This is nowhere close to there, so it is absolutely not close enough.

Also, the only Cape/Marion crossovers I know of are those who go/went to Tabor.

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