Boston Breaks Snowfall Record for Season!
It is official! Just under three inches of snow fell late this afternoon and evening at Boston’s Logan Airport, surpassing the old seasonal snowfall total.
This graphic does not yet reflect the updated total, but shows 125 years of snowfall records in Beantown.
If the GFS is right, they may increase their snowfall total even further next weekend! The model has been predicting some light snows next weekend.
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
719 PM EDT SUN MAR 15 2015
…BOSTON BREAKS ALL TIME SEASONAL SNOW RECORD…
AS OF 7PM ON MARCH 15TH…BOSTON LOGAN AIRPORT RECIEVED 108.6
INCHES OF TOTAL SEASONAL SNOWFALL. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF
107.6 INCHES FOR THE 1995-1996 WINTER SEASON.
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