Published 5 months ago

It has only snowed less than half the amount of what Massachusetts normally gets in winter

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In February, there is typically on average 12.9 inches of snow in the Pioneer Valley. So far, this month there has been 2.3 inches, which is a 10.6-inch snowfall deficit. The official start to spring is March 19th at 8:06 p.m.

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It has only snowed less than half the amount of what Massachusetts normally gets in winter

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - While western Massachusetts saw lots of sun on Wednesday, the month of February overall has been very dry. Spring items fly off shelves as winter goods clear out While there have been cold temperatures in February, there hasn't been much snow. In February, there is typically on average 12.9 inches of snow in the Pioneer Valley and so far, this month there has been 2.3 inches, which is a 10.6-inch snowfall deficit…

5 months ago·Springfield, United States

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