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| Could This Be New York City’s Least Snowy Winter in Recorded History? | Could This Be New York City’s Least Snowy Winter in Recorded History? |
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| New York City’s springlike winter is on track to set a record: the least snowy season on the books. | New York City’s springlike winter is on track to set a record: the least snowy season on the books. |
| It’s likely, though by no means guaranteed, that the city will fall short of the lowest total snowfall accumulation since record-keeping began shortly after the Civil War. | It’s likely, though by no means guaranteed, that the city will fall short of the lowest total snowfall accumulation since record-keeping began shortly after the Civil War. |
| The National Weather Service station at Central Park has so far measured just 2.3 inches of snowfall. The previous record, set in the winter of 1972-73, was 2.8 inches. On average, the city sees a little over two feet of snow. | The National Weather Service station at Central Park has so far measured just 2.3 inches of snowfall. The previous record, set in the winter of 1972-73, was 2.8 inches. On average, the city sees a little over two feet of snow. |
| But even with winter technically over, after the spring equinox earlier this week, the snow season doesn’t end for another month. A single decent storm in late March or April could close the gap. | But even with winter technically over, after the spring equinox earlier this week, the snow season doesn’t end for another month. A single decent storm in late March or April could close the gap. |