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It Begins: Nor'Easter Snow Starts To Stick, Instagram Reports
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Garth Johnston
Published Nov 7, 2012
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As if Hurricane Sandy weren't enough, now New York is in the middle of a good old Nor'Easter. And yes, the storm the Weather Channel calls "Athena" is bringing some snowfall. Despite Bloomberg's protestations, it is starting to stick. But don't take our word for it, just ask the internet.
Not as early as last year's Halloween snowstorm, but still a pretty early snow! Pictures of the first snow of the season—which is only expected to accumulate between 2-4 inches around the city— are already starting to hit the interwebs. If you've got a goodie send it to [email protected] or tag it Gothamist on Flickr.
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