Sunday, October 23, 2016

First Snow Falls in the Northeast After Record Warm Temperatures

October 23,2016
Snow has fallen over some of the higher elevations of the Northeast this weekend, shifting away from a week of record warmth.
Several locations saw about a half foot of snow in the Adirondacks of New York, according to reports submitted to the National Weather Service.
A snow covered pumpkin in Lake Placid, New York.
(Rachael McCleary)
Snow also accumulated in parts of Vermont and New Hampshire.
Bolton, Vermont, saw 9 inches of snow while Holland was close behind with 8 inches. In New Hampshire, 4.3 inches was measured near Randolph.
Snow in Cambridge, Vermont, on Sunday morning.
(Instagram/Maven Hastata)
Snowshoe Mountain in West Virginia showed signs of transforming into a winter wonderland, providing a snowy backdrop for the USA Cycling Collegiate race Saturday.
(FORECAST: It's Been Warm, But Snow is Coming for the Northeast)
The Catskills in New York also saw snow.
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· Catskill, NY, United States

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in Delaware County as of 2pm. Credit Rebecca Little. @NWSBinghamton

Holiday Valley ski resort in Ellicottville, New York, saw its first flurries but is not yet opening up for the season since it's still relatively warm out, according to WKBW.com.
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