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Snowstorm Breaks Records

by Weatherboy Team Meteorologist - February 7, 2018

Snow is wrapping up in the northeast tonight, with some areas picking up another foot of fresh snow with this storm.  Image: National Weather Service
Snow is wrapping up in the northeast tonight, with some areas picking up another foot of fresh snow with this storm. Image: National Weather Service

While another round of heavy snow and accumulating ice made for tough travel in portions of the Mid Atlantic and Northeast today, it also helped break an all-time snow record.




As of 5pm today, snow that fell today brought the seasonal total Erie, PA has seen up to 152.1″. This makes 2017-2018 the snowiest season on record at Erie, breaking the old seasonal record of 149.1″ in 2000-2001.

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