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I think the ice storm you might be referencing in the early 70s actually took place December 16 - 17, 1973.

Thus far, I have received 38.7" of snow. My average for the entire winter is 34". So I can't complain. Especially when just 14 days ago I had just 10.7". My concern with the upcoming ice events is that I still have a good deal of snow on my roof, and having it encased in heavy ice is a big concern. Keep in mind that we have solar panels on our roof and safely removing it from our roof is certainly not going to be an easy task. Yet with all that said, I do not want warmer weather just yet. Maybe just enough to lighten the weight of snow on my roof. Then, bring on more snow and cold through about March 10th.

Yes. Most of that winter's snow and cold occurred between the Boxing Day snowstorm on December 26 - 27th - the end of January. March 2011 was very mild, including 65 degrees on the 17th and 76 degrees on the 18th. However, I did have 2.3" of wet snow on March 21st and 2.5" of snow March 23-24th.

Not looking forward to that. I try not to think about it.

Sounds like freezing mist.

Had a brief period of light snow here in central Passaic County, about 5 miles south of 287. Snow ended around 7:45am leaving maybe a quarter inch. Nothing since then. Did not expect too much snow, but was hoping for at least an inch or two. Oh well, can't complain after 20 inches of snow last week and 7 inches on Sunday.

6.3" as of 1:30pm, with light to moderate snow. North Haledon, NJ (Upper portion of Lower Passaic County in NE NJ)

27.5 degrees, dew point 20 with thin overcast skies in North Haledon, NJ.

Very light snow so far. 19 degrees with about 0.75" of snow.