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Cory Pesaturo's 2009-2010 U.S. Mid-Atlantic Winter Stats
Feb 13, 2010; 6:15 AM ET
| These stats are provided by Cory Pesaturo, 2009 World Digital Accordion Champion and weather enthusiast, and have not been vetted by AccuWeather.com or WeatherMatrix. They are provided here as a public service. If you have additions/corrections to these stats please leave a Comment below. |
Comments (3):
Punt Punxatawney Phil!!:
I live in saylorsburg, PA...about 70 miles north of Philly...about 12 miles south of Stroudsburg.
How close to MY backyard can you get some official measurements for...and some background records/averages.
I've been arguing with my mother that this has been our worst winter ever - and I can't make her agree with me.
Can we get some official data, please?
Posted by Punt Punxatawney Phil!! | February 15, 2010 1:07 AM
Albanynyer84:
Jesse,
Very nice job reporting on all the snow for the mid-atlantic region...but something seems not right to me for Philadelphia. Where you listed the top 10 snowstorms on record for the city, the President's Day 2003 storm was missed. I believe there was somewhere around 18 or 19" in Philadelphia during that storm.
Posted by Albanynyer84 | February 15, 2010 12:51 AM
Cory Pesaturo:
Just want to also Thank the Great Jeff Masters for the middle Paragraph here as I felt it was important written as is for understanding these totals compared to a Usual Season in that area. Though, what Is a usual Season after this one haha.
I have 44" for the season in Northern, RI, while others North of me have less with thier biggest snow storm being less than 10". All I can say is - This ones for You Mid-A!!
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