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On The Fifth Day Of December, There <em>Was</em> Snow


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Jen Chung

Published Dec 6, 2009

Modified Dec 6, 2009


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Published Dec 6, 2009

Modified Dec 6, 2009


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Fine, the snow didn't stick, but snowflakes did come down starting yesterday afternoon, after a rather miserable rainy wet morning. One person told NY1, "It's like winter, might as well feel like winter." Indeed! But in some parts of suburban New York snow plow drivers were out in force while some NJ towns saw up to five inches (!) of snow.

Winter's official start date is December 21.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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