I’m misty-eyed with nostalgic reverie. Last night I bleached my groceries for old time’s sake.

4/ In addition, we've added a list of the locations across New England with the most snowfall over the last 48 hours. Attached is a before/after view of our map with the updates. apps.bostonglobe.com/metro/weathe...

3/ This contour data is provided by Baron Weather and represents data gathered from ground-based sensors and observers, quantitative precipitation estimates, and high-resolution model data for data-sparse regions.

2/ Before the update, users only got to see snow totals for areas that had an observation report in the last 48 hours from a specific location provided in the NWS' public information statements. Now, they can see broad area coverage of snowfall in addition to those reports.

Speaking of weather, New England did get snow this weekend. The NWS has over 800 locations reporting snow accumulation over the last 48 hours. Keep up with snow totals across the region with @bostonglobe.com's snow tracker: apps.bostonglobe.com/metro/weathe...

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Man, I don't know, but I think you've just about got to the point of the original post. Lower turnout hurt Harris.

It was a fun journey. Glad we got there together. Like they say, it's not about the destination, it's about the friends you make along the way.

Let me hold your hand through it then. The differences in bar heights isn't as exaggerated, because you're showing all the votes. Try drawing a straight line from 2012 through 2024 again, and see how that works out when you make a genuine effort to do it correctly.

Or, go kick rocks. I don't care.

There is a huge contextual purpose in making the bars accurate representation of their true value: gprivate.com/6e9gn

And using your graph to paint a picture using old numbers paints a misleading picture. 80+ million votes was an anomaly. So was holding an election in the middle of a pandemic.