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Photos: Yesterday's Snowfall In Memoriam!
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Ben Yakas
Published Jan 22, 2012
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Published Jan 22, 2012
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Yesterday, we were briefly blessed with our first snowfall of 2012—it wasn't quite a snowstorm, but the city did briefly look like the inside of a snow globe, which is good enough for us. We'd all better enjoy what's left of those 4.3 inches: although we may have a rainy dusting on Thursday, it may be weeks until we have enough of a snowtastrophe to warrant suspending alternative side parking and hopping on the first plane to Bermuda. Above, check out a bunch more fantastic photos from the snowfall, and below, check out a time lapse of the accumulation.
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