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Syracuse, Oswego snow totals are several feet below normal. Binghamton got it all – syracuse.com

Binghamton is having its snowiest winter on record, at 98.9 inches. That’s almost 33 inches above average. Syracuse is the opposite: 65.7 inches so far, which is about 40 inches below normal. Then there’s Oswego, a full 66 inches below normal. In a typical year, Oswego has accumulated 10 feet of snow by early March. This year: 58.1 inches.

Source: Syracuse, Oswego snow totals are several feet below normal. Binghamton got it all – syracuse.com

Posted: March 5th, 2021 under Upstate New York, Weather News/History.