IT IS OFFICIALLY SPRING! 100 YEAR RECORD BROKEN
Today New Hampshire broke the record for most snowfall in one season in the last 100 years.
New Hampshire moved into second place as the snowiest winter, with a seasonal total of 115.2 inches.
If New Hampshire receives another 6.8 inches of snow, it will tie the all-time record of 122 inches which was set in 1873-74. Snow fall records are kept in Concord.
This winter's season's snowfall has broken several records for the snowiest winter in December, January and February -- which the National Weather Service calls "meteorolgical winter."
This is a list of the snowiest seasons with at least 100 inches of snow per the National Weather Service.
- 1. 122.0 INCHES 1873/74
- 2. 115.2 INCHES 2007/08
- 3. 115.0 INCHES 1872/73
- 4. 112.4 INCHES 1995/96
- 5. 111.0 INCHES 1886/87
- 6. 111.0 INCHES 1887/88 (tied)
- 7. 103.2 INCHES 1898/99
- 8. 103.0 INCHES 1874/75
- 9. 100.0 INCHES 1875/76
- 10. 100.0 INCHES 1971/72 (tied)
It was not all bad -- I stayed in bed till 8:00 a.m.
I enjoyed some hot chocolate!
I spent the day sending emails to some of my past clients.
I made sure everything was ready for a closing on Monday.
I set up showings for Sunday.
I just am waiting for the first signs of spring! Oh, see, there is a sign.
It is going to be a good year for buyers and sellers in New Hampshire.
We can take a joke!
I think we have set enough records for this year!
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JOAN WHITEBOOK
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