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Originally Posted by Chef
Thanks for the comments!
I grew up in the Utica area of upstate NY. Although the Twin Cities are famous for winter we don't get anything like noreasters. One of those storms would hit Minneapolis as hard as it does the east coast. Those giant piles of snow from last winter were caused by the fact that it was below zero almost every day for two months and nothing melted. A typical Minnesota snow storm is two to eight inches.
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i know, i was referring to nyc, we only got 5 inches, which btw was quite beautiful as it fell monday night, but was instantly grey, icy muck afterward and still is. of course long island got 2 feet and they sure got hammered to the ne as well, so that juno storm was too close for comfort! i would also say the snow is usually even different in msp, being more often an endless powdery haze than our sucky heavy wet stuff out here.