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Season to Date Totals and Relation to Normal


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0.2" on 11/13

1.5" on 11/26

0.3" on 12/8

0.2" on 1/3

1.0" on 1/6

0.8" on 1/9

5.2" on 1/23

7.0" on 1/26-7

1.0" on 1/29

4.0" on 2/3

0.3" on 2/9

3.8" on 2/14

4.5" on 2/17

4.0" on 2/21

3.0" on 3/1

1.2" on 3/3

8.0" on 3/5

Total = 46.0" for the season.  Nice.  

 

4.75" yesterday, to put me at 50.75" for the season after last year's 62" - first time for back to back 50"+ in the 34 years I've been in the New Brunswick-Edison area. 

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Seasonal Snowfall as of March 25, 2015

Boston, Massachusetts                110.3  inches
Portland, Maine                            91.5  inches
Burlington, Vermont                      80.3  inches
Providence, Rhode Island             75.1  inches
Albany, New York                          73.8  inches
Manchester, New Hampshire         70.1  inches
Hartford, Connecticut                    62.9  inches
Islip, Long Island NY                      62.2  inches
Bridgeport, Connecticut                 58.4  inches
New York City, New York                50.3  inches
Baltimore, Maryland                      28.7  inches
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania            26.9  inches
Atlantic City, New Jersey                22.4  inches
Washington DC                             18.3  inches

 

All of the above are above their yearly average to date. Of course Boston is by far the greatest percentage above their 30 year norm of 41.3 inches. Lucky bastards.

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90.6" of so far this winter up at Norfolk, Connecticut...which is pretty much a normal amount as we close out the month of March.  However they still have 17 inches of snow on the ground as of this morning, which I found noteworthy.  They don't call Norfolk "The Icebox of Connecticut" for nothing. 

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Yep, EWR area has been getting holed, luckily I'm just south of EWR, and I have about 5 more inches then them. Essex County has been getting shafted a lot.

Yes indeed. We were too far west, then too far south, then too far north. We got a few 3-4 inchers and a few 4-5 inchers along with one over 6, making it a really solid winter overall. However, compared with the totals nearby, we did miss out on a lot as well

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Yes indeed. We were too far west, then too far south, then too far north. We got a few 3-4 inchers and a few 4-5 inchers along with one over 6, making it a really solid winter overall. However, compared with the totals nearby, we did miss out on a lot as well

 

Who was it who once wrote, "Soo close; yet so far"...they should give him a tryout at The Times; the guy could go places...lol.

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Who was it who once wrote, "Soo close; yet so far"...they should give him a tryout at The Times; the guy could go places...lol.

Lol I agree. I think the lyrics went something like this :

"So close

Yet so far away

We believe in tomorrow and a better day

We lie down to sleep so close

The 6z giveth, 12z taketh away"

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Lol I agree. I think the lyrics went something like this :

"So close

Yet so far away

We believe in tomorrow and a better day

We lie down to sleep so close

The 6z giveth, 12z taketh away"

 

What can I do?

What can I say?

I'd like  to cry

But for tissues I cannot afford to pay...

 

But though sorrow

May now consume my day

I take comfort knowing

18z is but six hours away...

 

 

OMG that was bad...(my addition that is).  I think I need to make myself a scrambled egg for breakfast.  I had nothing to eat on Friday & Saturday...and it was absolutely delicious. 

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