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  1. HighStakes
    Overall for the entire Mid-Atlantic I would go 1/96. As for the area I live in now I would go 2/9-10/2010 I think 2/83 should be given more consideration. It wasn't a long duration event like most of the others which meant it was sustained 2 inch per hour rates for many consecutive hours. Lightning and thunder with some areas reporting 3-4 inch per hour rates. Most of the region received 2 feet of snow in roughly 14-16 hour period.
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    The more I look back on this storm the more I appreciate it. Definitely overshadowed by what happened in February that year or else it would probably be remembered differently. This storm had everything going for it. Great track with no mixing concerns and perfect temps. Also long duration with some winds. Can't ask for much more.
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    I think Long Island got blasted.
  4. HighStakes
    Will we ever see anything remotely close.
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    The snowcover lasted well into March here. By Feb 12th or so after some melting and compacting snow depth was closer to 40 inches. We kept a solid 18-24 inches until the enf of Feb. Picked up another 4-5 in the end of month storm that got NY real good. After that storm that was all she wrote.
  6. HighStakes
    It really was the second storm here that put us over the top. I recorded 32 inches, but with all the wind it was very difficult to get an accurate measurement, it could have easily been closer to 36 inches.
  7. HighStakes
    After the second storm on the 10th ended I took five measurements and had an average snowdepth of almost 55 inches.
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