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It wasn't so bad on Long Island... we only got about 5 inches of snow. Quite manageable.

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Five inches!!! Reminds me of my first winter on Mt. Baker in Washington State, 1998-99, when Mt. Baker became officially the snowiest place on Earth. We got maybe a foot of snow in the foothills there, and it did not melt until April...growing up in the Pacific rain coastal lowlands, I had never seen that before...

Is five inches a typical winter for you there, Tink? 

At the moment, we are inundated in our annual Pineapple Express, temp about 40-58*F day and night, torrents of rain courtesy of the jet stream winds coming up to us from the Pacific South Seas.

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Five inches has been unusual for the past couple of years, but before that, it was normal to have one or two heavy snowfalls every winter, maybe up to a foot every ten years or so.

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I left you a nice post below Tink's answer too, SFA! 8-)

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:D....

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