 DISCUSSION: Here is a wide array of some of the many snowfall totals spread across the eastern United States up to this point in the 2016-2017 Winter season. Here is more information concerning this Winter season thus far per the thoughts of the NWS Eastern Region Headquarters office.
"Here is a look at the Eastern US seasonal snowfall totals so far through the end of December. Little if any snow so far south of the Mason-Dixon line, but most areas farther north have seen snowfall totals much closer to average to this point in the season than last winter. The 2015-2016 winter snow season got off to an extremely slow start until the blizzard of January 22-23, 2016 dropped 18-36 inches of snow across the central Appalachians and much of the mid Atlantic region including the Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and NYC metro areas." To learn more about other neat weather information and high-impact weather events from across North America, be sure to click here! ©2017 Meteorologist Jordan Rabinowitz
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1/25/2017 04:21:09 am
I'm happy and thankful that there is a blog like this. I am more informed with regards to the weather in the country. I'll be ready and be more aware during violent weathers. Hopefully, you continue to update your website. Again, thank you for using your time to share some valuable information to us, readers.
Jordan Rabinowitz
2/3/2017 09:40:21 pm
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