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The "Big Snow" of 1947. This major snowstorm is often cited as one of the biggest snowstorms in the Tri-State Area and was NYCs biggest snowstorm up until February 2006 with 26.4". https://t.co/M6SS0E5AXc

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The 100-hour snowstorm of Feb 23-27, 1969. This storm dumped several feet of snow in New England with nearly 100" at Mt. Washington, NH. https://t.co/qqD2xvZztj

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February 9-10th, 1969 Blizzard. A historic snowstorm that dumped a widespread 1-2 feet across the region with highest amounts approaching 3 feet in Litchfield county, CT. https://t.co/mTeZCQRG49

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ICYMI, we recently posted a blog for the March 1888 Blizzard with a brief overview and newly added snowfall maps to the site. https://t.co/uuLfBIwZNR

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@CarlosA73934115 yup. BDR too. Notice the 9.4...when most of SW CT reports are 14-18"

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The March 3-5th, 1960 Blizzard. Widespread 20-30"+ in E MA with drifts 5-10 feet. Nantucket's biggest snowstorm of all time with 31.3"
https://t.co/KowXPrDMrs

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The January 1978 snowstorm, the storm before the big one. https://t.co/AO8u8QtNvV

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Blizzard of 1888 new snowfall maps with 168 reports from the book "Blizzard! The Great Storm of 1888" and NWS COOP and climate sites. Full S. New England, Tri-State and CT maps here: https://t.co/465B1gGpXd

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The very late season May Mother's Day 1977 snowstorm has been added to our Historic Snowstorms Archive. This is the largest May snowstorm on record for many areas. https://t.co/skqjWnw5uv

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The Blizzard of April '82 added to the site. This was one of the coldest and most severe April storms to hit the Northeast. Multiple airport sites reported heavy snow, thunder and temperatures in the 20s mid-afternoon in April. https://t.co/nC7m5TtJhJ

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@FlynnJansenWX where are you located?

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The December 11-12th, 1992 major nor'easter has been added to the site. This storm has the highest reports ever recorded in Massachusetts with multiple 48" (4 foot) amounts in Berkshire county. https://t.co/ktkak7AeoK

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@BradyBGWX Yeah Cory (the accordion player) claims 50" in Cumberland, however the highest official report in RI was 38" in Woonsocket and 39" in Norton. I dont doubt there would have been some 40+ reports if the storm happened today. But i went with whats available for official reports.

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Blizzard of 1978 new snowfall maps
https://t.co/wyLvV0GaUY

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@BradyBGWX Yeah unfortunately those early first gen NESIS maps are pretty far off in the placement of reports and very coarse. For example that 36" report looks like its almost in Worcester but that's Walpole COOP in Norfolk county. I bet a lot of these popular maps are based off that too.

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@BradyBGWX 1992? nah i was a child, i barely remember any storm before 2000 except some distant/fuzzy memories of 96. No radar before 1995 unfortunately. That was when the WSR-88D radar went live and starting getting archived. You won't find any hi-res stuff before then.

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@mike61400 tough one for the coast. 4 feet in the berks.

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Feb 1983 Blizzard has been updated and posted. https://t.co/awRCwotLvA

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