How many inches of snow fell in Canton, Massachusetts on January 3, 2006?
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Trace amounts of snow fell.\nPrecipitation was .26"
69076
In NY it was 59 today.  Too hot, this weather is crazy.  And, when we got all that snow at the beginning of December, I thought this was going to be an awesome winter.  Now it just fizzled.
251465
Where ever there used to be a glacier, the northeast is a good place.  I live in upstate New York and go to school in Massachusetts and both areas are full of glacial erratics.  Long Island is just one big glacial erratic by itself.  Kinda neat, huh?
714197
The forecast in Ohio is milder than average during the 2006-07\nwinter season,but not as mild as January 2006,so snowfall\nwill be below average
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Snow, i am sorry but i have no idea! i have some suggestions for helpful websites, though\n\ntry mathforum.org/dr.math/\n\nsorry i could not be more help ful!!! good luck
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To calculate total precipitation you need both rainfall amounts and snowfall amounts, and you have to convert them to the same units somehow, as 1 inch of snow is not the same as 1 inch of rain. Usually the conversion goes toward rainfall, but if you wanted to convert to snow, in Canada we use a 1:10 ratio.  So 1 inch of snow would be 1/10 of an inch of precipitation.\nCheck http://www.nws.noaa.gov/ to see how the data is converted in US.  It may be a 1 to 12 ratio, rather than one to 10.
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I searched the web a little bit and they all seem to repeat the same information - 50 inches of snow at some places, 15 foot drifts, etc. Evidently few people stuck a thermometer outside then.\n\nCentral Park did take readings though, and they  are as follows -\nmin/max temperatures (°F), precip inches:\n\nMarch 12: 8 /33  1.45\nMarch 13: 6/12   .00 \nMarch 14: 12/37   .02\n\nThose were all record minimums for the dates, but not particularly different than other records that time of year:\n\nhttp://www.erh.noaa.gov/okx/climate/almanacs/nycmar.htm\n\nI am not sure how relliable the precipitation amounts are with all the snow blowing around (still causes observers problems in 2006), but FWIW they reported a total of 21 inches of snow:\n\nhttp://www.erh.noaa.gov/okx/climate/records/biggestsnowstorms.html\n\nTheir largest snow amount occurred this past February.\n\nAmounts were obviously greater further N, and I am sure many places had temperatures well below 0.
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Marmot in Jasper just closed this week .. and then there was a huge dump of snow lol.  March is fine for skiing, marmot is awesome .... go check it out :-))
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http://www.weather.com/activities/other/other/weather/yesterday.html?locid=USNY0599&from=36hr_topnav_undeclared\n\naccording to weather.com, no precip yesterday which is funny because they list conditions as being snow or heavy snow most of the day.
186003
Last year.  If you don't care *where* it snowed then it definitely snowed 3 or 4 inches somewhere last year on St. Patrick's day.
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There is beauty in all parts of the US. I lived near Plymouth, Mass. for awhile. It was wonderful. I mean old stuff, Pilgrims, heritage, great people, everybody talking like the Kennedys. Boston was loaded with history and museus, culture. Vermont and New Hampshire were minutes away. \n\nYeah, it was cold as hell in the winter. But snow can be great when you ski or snowboard. You got to learn to dress for it. Gives you an excuse to cuddle up later, too. \n\nDid I mention fall? Wow! Fall colors of leaves are not to be missed. Early spring is maple syrup time. They tap trees and it is like a Norman Rockwell painting. Cranberry bogs! The things are cranberry colored and people skate on them in the winter.\n\nIrish folks, St. Paddy's Day. Getting down to NYC to shop.\n\nWell, yeah, it was ok. *grin* I now live in California. But I can see living in the NE. There are great folks everywhere.
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no i didn't. it snowed yesterday...\nBut the Sakura has already bloomed!
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Stupid cold. Stupid snow. Stupid cold wind. Pretty soon it's going to be stupid winter so we can have a stupid blizzard. UGH!\n\nNo snow here, yet. VA.
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hunter mountain.  catskills, new york. better off in vermont though - mt. snow or killington
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It snowed in the winter of either '94 or '95. It was february. I remember because it was groundhogs day and I had a battery powered jeep contraption and it got stuck in the snow. I lived in north florida at the time.
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Snow forms when there is cold air (below freezing) and percipitation falls.  Snow is made out of ice crystals.  Sleet occurs when rain falls from warm air (above freezing) and passes through cold air (below freezing) on the way down, and freezes into ice pellets. (Note: If the air is warm (above freezing) and the objects on the ground are cold, the rain falls, then freezes onto the objects on the ground.  This is called freezing rain.)
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Yes it has.  I know that it snowed about 7 or 8 years ago when I was living there.  Greanted, it only lasted about 15 minutes, but people were standing in the streets looking absolutely amazed.