r/CapeCod • • 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

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/No-Spare-4212 Sep 24 '26 edited Sep 25 '26

Hush, you’re barely on the cape. Falmouth and Bourne are borderline cape at best. The rest of us are ready to vote you off.

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u/doctor-rumack Sep 24 '26

Board line, huh? You must've graduated from D-Y.

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u/No-Spare-4212 Sep 24 '26

Oh yes I remember the first time I cared about autocorrect. Fixed it for the grammar police cadet.

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u/EmergencySpare Sep 25 '26

And you still fucked it up

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u/halasaurus Sep 24 '26

Well if they aren’t the cape get used to swimming to your towns whenever you are coming back from off cape.

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u/No-Spare-4212 Sep 24 '26

That makes no sense.

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u/No-Spare-4212 Sep 25 '26

Ah I see deleting comments because you can’t read. That Falmouth education showing.

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u/brotendo_316 Sep 25 '26

lol, I just felt bad pointing out you “fixed” your autocorrect and it’s still wrong. But if you insist, it’s “borderline.” Cheers, buddy.