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The 5 Stages Of Dealing With Boston's Frigid Temps

Jose Meledes was all bundled up walking by the Public Garden in this 2004 file photo. (Chitose Suzuki/AP)
Jose Meledes was all bundled up walking by the Public Garden in this 2004 file photo. (Chitose Suzuki/AP)

Boston, it's cold outside. Really, really cold. With temperatures at or below 0 degrees in many areas Thursday — and the coldest it's been in Boston for four years — some of us are finding it just too difficult to deal. We present the five stages of dealing with Boston's frigid temperatures as told through social media:

Denial: Some people chose to just shut out the reality of the situation.



Anger: Others were driven to the edge by the chilly weather.

Bargaining: Some people looked for some sort of compromise with mother nature.

Depression: Then there were those who just wanted to retreat from the world.


Acceptance: Finally, many have chosen to accept the weather and move on.

On the bright side, it could be worse. It's not as cold here as it is in Maine where the temperature hit 38 below zero in Estcourt Station, and that's not factoring in wind chill.

And the cold weather did make for some great shots:




WBUR's Nate Goldman contributed to this report.

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Zeninjor Enwemeka is a senior business reporter who covers business, tech and culture as part of WBUR's Bostonomix team, which focuses on the innovation economy.

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