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Mid-Atlantic "March" & "Spring" Snowfall Data (1884-2018):


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Purpose of thread is to provide an easily obtained resource to historical snowfall data.  In particular, this thread will focus on climatilogical data for various official observational sites throughout the Mid-atlantic region of the U.S.  This will be an ongoing endeavor that I'll continuously update, as time permits.              

That aside, please feel free to share any relevant data or observations, here, as well.     

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TOP 10 "SPRING" SNOW STORMS FOR WASHINGTON, DC (1884-2018):

1) 3/27-28/1891 = 12.0" (6.0" on 27th & 28th)

2) 3/29-29/1942 = 11.5"

3) 3/21-22/1943 = 6.0" (4.0" on 21st)

4) 3/30-31/1964 = 5.8"

5) 4/01-01/1924 = 5.5"

6) 3/21-21/1924 = 5.3"

7) 3/21-21/2018 = 4.1"

8) 4/06-06/1889 = 4.0"

9) 3/22-22/1914 = 3.8"

10) 4/03-03/1915 = 3.5"

Note: For events that lasted more than one day, but didn't produce measurable snowfall on a second day, only the day with accumulating snowfall is listed.               

Additionally, there were a total of 20 separate storms delivering >/= 1" of snow.  14 of which brought 2" or greater to the city.            

April: Only 8 individual storms produced accumulations of 1" or more, in the month of April.  Total of 15 respective storms delivered 0.5" or more.

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