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BUF: 89.8"
CAR: 80.3"
CON: 63.2"
ORH: 59.4"
PWM: 55.5"
BOS: 54.1"
ALB: 47.4"
BDL: 36.0"
PIT: 33.0"
EWR: 20.1"
NYC: 19.3"
ABE: 19.0"
PHL: 13.8"
MDT: 12.5"
RDU: 3.9"
BWI: 3.1"
MY BACKYARD: 2.50"
IAD: 2.0
DCA: 1.9"
RIC: 0.3"
Season to Date Snow for East Coast Locations
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#3
painterblu 
- Posts: 2,772
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- Location:New Hill,NC 18miles sw of Raleigh
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:20 PM
My backyard 7.5 and its in north carolina 15 miles sw of Raleigh!
#4
blizzard00
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- Joined: 30-May 06
- Location:Greenwich, CT
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:22 PM
more from the tri-state region;
LGA: 16.1"
JFK: 9.0"
ISP: 16.2"
BDR: 26.0"
LGA: 16.1"
JFK: 9.0"
ISP: 16.2"
BDR: 26.0"
#5
Midlo, va. home snow maker
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- Joined: 23-February 05
- Location:Midlothian VA. elevation 300 ft
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:28 PM
zwyts, on Jan 21 2009, 05:19 PM, said:
MY BACKYARD: 0.25"
RIC: T
DCA: T
RIC: T
DCA: T
http://www.tonyskansascity.com/aug08/cryingchimp.jpg
sad just sad
I'm going to Canaan this weekend they have 16" on the ground right now, the hell with RIC
#6
relic_hunter
- Posts: 3,610
- Joined: 03-December 07
- Location:Mine Run, VA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:48 PM
Midlo, va. home snow maker, on Jan 21 2009, 05:28 PM, said:
sad just sad
I'm going to Canaan this weekend they have 16" on the ground right now, the hell with RIC
I'm going to Canaan this weekend they have 16" on the ground right now, the hell with RIC
dont you have like 8' or something? told my wife we were going to drive through all the neighborhoods in the midlothian area until we found the one home that was buried under feet of snow. :D
#8
Southland Wx
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- Joined: 14-December 04
- Location:Pasadena, CA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:53 PM
Utica: 72.3"
Syracuse: 109.2"
Syracuse: 109.2"
#9
mattinpa
- Posts: 3,539
- Joined: 07-December 08
- Location:Collegeville area, PA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:54 PM
zwyts, on Jan 21 2009, 05:19 PM, said:
BUF: 75.6"
CAR: 66.2"
ORH: 51.6"
CON: 51.3"
PWM: 48.9"
BOS: 44.7"
ALB: 39.6"
BDL: 30.2"
PIT: 25.8
EWR: 14.5"
ABE: 12.2"
NYC: 12.0"
MDT: 9.7"
RDU: 3.9"
PHL: 2.4"
IAD: 1.0"
BWI: 0.8"
MY BACKYARD: 0.25"
RIC: T
DCA: T
CAR: 66.2"
ORH: 51.6"
CON: 51.3"
PWM: 48.9"
BOS: 44.7"
ALB: 39.6"
BDL: 30.2"
PIT: 25.8
EWR: 14.5"
ABE: 12.2"
NYC: 12.0"
MDT: 9.7"
RDU: 3.9"
PHL: 2.4"
IAD: 1.0"
BWI: 0.8"
MY BACKYARD: 0.25"
RIC: T
DCA: T
I got much more than Philly during that last event - 3 inches. 3 inches + 2 inches and some coatings would total about 6 inches for the northern Philly burbs.
#10
relic_hunter
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- Joined: 03-December 07
- Location:Mine Run, VA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:56 PM
spotsylvania, va = 0.25"
#11
LVblizzard
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- Location:Lehigh Valley, PA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 05:57 PM
Western suburbs of Allentown: 12.7"
#13
Gropple
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- Location:Freehold NJ
Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:01 PM
Mdecoy, on Jan 21 2009, 05:59 PM, said:
Really? I live 10 miles to the east and I doubt I have half that. Maybe if you add up all the dustings.
I did, quite frustrating when that clipper last week was our best snow to date.
#14
Coach McGuirk
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- Location:Tabb, VA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:10 PM
Slight revision:
PHF: 0
ORF: T
PHF: 0
ORF: T
#15
NZucker
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- Joined: 07-September 08
- Location:Dobbs Ferry, NY
Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:11 PM
Utica WX, on Jan 21 2009, 05:53 PM, said:
Utica: 72.3"
Syracuse: 109.2"
Syracuse: 109.2"
Redfield, NY (Salmon Hills) is at 267"...last year they received 380" so they look to be on pace to tie or break that this winter, but not come close to NY State's all time record of 466" in a season, barring something exceptional. UticaWX, do you know how much snow other locations in the North Country have recorded? Saranac Lake? Watertown?
#16
Ytterbium.
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- Joined: 02-January 05
Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:11 PM
If you're including PIT and BUF, why exclude ERI?
ERI 111.4
ERI 111.4
#18
Isotherm
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- Location:Colts Neck, NJ / Villanova, PA
Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:22 PM
Mdecoy, on Jan 21 2009, 05:59 PM, said:
Really? I live 10 miles to the east and I doubt I have half that. Maybe if you add up all the dustings.
8.25" about 10 miles to your NW in Monmouth county.
I was surprised at first as well, but I counted up all the T-1" events from December through mid January (biggest storm was the 2" clipper last Thursday), and I do exceed 8" slightly.
Pretty sad when Raleigh has had more snow on the ground at one time than us.
#19
dT-REX
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Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:23 PM
for the past 8 winters RIC has NOT gotten more than 8" of snow in any entire winter
zwyts, on Jan 21 2009, 05:19 PM, said:
BUF: 75.6"
CAR: 66.2"
ORH: 51.6"
CON: 51.3"
PWM: 48.9"
BOS: 44.7"
ALB: 39.6"
BDL: 30.2"
PIT: 25.8
EWR: 14.5"
ABE: 12.2"
NYC: 12.0"
MDT: 9.7"
RDU: 3.9"
PHL: 2.4"
IAD: 1.0"
BWI: 0.8"
MY BACKYARD: 0.25"
RIC: T
DCA: T
CAR: 66.2"
ORH: 51.6"
CON: 51.3"
PWM: 48.9"
BOS: 44.7"
ALB: 39.6"
BDL: 30.2"
PIT: 25.8
EWR: 14.5"
ABE: 12.2"
NYC: 12.0"
MDT: 9.7"
RDU: 3.9"
PHL: 2.4"
IAD: 1.0"
BWI: 0.8"
MY BACKYARD: 0.25"
RIC: T
DCA: T
#20
zwyts
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- Location:dc
Posted 21 January 2009 - 06:23 PM
Isotherm, on Jan 21 2009, 06:22 PM, said:
8.25" about 10 miles to your NW in Monmouth county.
I was surprised at first as well, but I counted up all the T-1" events from December through mid January (biggest storm was the 2" clipper last Thursday), and I do exceed 8" slightly.
Pretty said when Raleigh has had more snow on the ground at one time than us.
I was surprised at first as well, but I counted up all the T-1" events from December through mid January (biggest storm was the 2" clipper last Thursday), and I do exceed 8" slightly.
Pretty said when Raleigh has had more snow on the ground at one time than us.
not really...you dont live in a snowy area
