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It makes the situation more impactful in cities. You’re adding all that roof snow into narrow streets.

Just took a walk around and I’m confident in saying we exceeded ‘78 here in Fall River.

Of course there’s no comparison to the ‘78 societal impacts.

I’m going to try and walk around some tomorrow to assess this in comparison to ‘78. I was 11 y.o. then but still have some vivid memories.

Reports of 33 in Dartmouth, and 31 inches in both Somerset and Berkeley. And it’s still coming down.

Under that heavy band here. The snow has been unrelenting all day.

Still moderate to heavy snow here. Going to be a couple of days at least for things to open up.

Just announced that the Mayor of Fall River has called in all plows because too many were getting stuck.

I would think there’s at least 2 feet here. But in some places I can see bare ground and in other places 4 foot drifts so who knows. I don’t know how Cumberland, RI has so little.

Exceeding ‘78 would be something considering there was no stall like in ‘78.

Amounts here may surpass ‘78.

Really picking up here now. Everything covered.

Snowing lightly here.

Yes. I agree. I should also note that at least for here the cold periods in the 80s were also punctuated by very warm periods. So I find it no different from the warm spells we have now.

The 81-82 winter turned out very good for the interior, especially CNE. I was in central NH for a weekend in late January, 1982 and the pack was like 3 feet.