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The 2010-2011 winter has featured snowstorm after snowstorm, many dropping record amounts of snow across the Midwest and Northeast.
Here is a list of U.S. cities that have endured snowfalls 3-feet or more above their seasonal average so far this season:
Here is a list of U.S. cities that have endured snowfalls 3-feet or more above their seasonal average so far this season:
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2010-11 Snowfall
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Seasonal Average
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88.0 inches
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32.5 inches (+ 55.5 inches)
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125.6 inches
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71.3 inches (+ 54.3 inches)
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80.6 inches
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26.7 inches (+ 53.9 inches)
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63.3 inches
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13.6 inches (+ 49.7 inches)
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70.7 inches
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22.7 inches (+ 48.0 inches)
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57.7 inches
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12.0 inches (+ 45.7 inches)
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56.4 inches
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13.7 inches (+ 42.7 inches)
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74.6 inches
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33.6 inches (+ 41.0 inches)
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92.1 inches
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52.7 inches (+ 39.4 inches)
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A list of U.S. cities and their 2010-2011 snowfall totals compared to their averages (through February 4):
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2010-11 Snowfall
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Seasonal Average
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Alabama
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1.0 inches
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0.8 inches
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2.06 inches
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0.9 inches
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Arkansas
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5.7 inches
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2.7 inches
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4.1 inches
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1.6 inches
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Colorado
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13.8 inches
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33.3 inches
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Connecticut
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56.4 inches
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13.7 inches
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80.6 inches
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26.7 inches
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Delaware
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22.0 inches
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11.0 inches
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District of Columbia
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9.4 inches
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9.0 inches
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Georgia
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5.9 inches
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1.6 inches
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12.2 inches
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1.6 inches
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3.0 inches
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0.7 inches
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Illinois
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47.5 inches
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23.0 inches
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43.4 inches
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17.1 inches
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45.3 inches
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24.7 inches
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29.1 inches
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15.5 inches
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Indiana
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29.5 inches
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18.3 inches
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92.1 inches
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52.7 inches
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Iowa
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00.0 inches
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17.4 inches
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29.5 inches
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19.0 inches
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46.0 inches
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NA
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29.5 inches
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22.3 inches
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52.4 inches
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26.9 inches
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Kentucky
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15.3 inches
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5.8 inches
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24.1 inches
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9.1 inches
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16.3 inches
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8.4 inches
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9.9 inches
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6.2 inches
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Kansas
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26.0 inches
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13.2 inches
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9.3 inches
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NA
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Maine
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70.6 inches
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38.0 inches
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42.7 inches
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67.5 inches
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52.4 inches
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39.1 inches
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Maryland
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11.9 inches
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10.2 inches
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Massachusetts
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70.7 inches
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22.7 inches
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74.6 inches
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33.6 inches
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Michigan
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37.8 inches
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27.2 inches
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119.3 inches
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112.9 inches
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Minnesota
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72.2 inches
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52.9 inches
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71.3 inches
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42.3 inches
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60.4 inches
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35.0 inches
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52.6 inches
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32.5 inches
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40.3 inches
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29.7 inches
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Missouri
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40.0 inches
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14.7 inches
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29.1 inches
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12.5 inches
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14.0 inches
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NA
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25.9 inches
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14.4 inches
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Montana
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42.4 inches
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NA
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19.8 inches
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26.0 inches
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New Hampshire
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51.0 inches
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38.7 inches
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New Jersey
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34.3 inches
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7.0 inches
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63.3 inches
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13.6 inches
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New Mexico
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2.8 inches
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NA
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New York
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58.2 inches
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37.6 inches
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71.2 inches
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65.0 inches
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57.7 inches
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12.0 inches
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86.0 inches
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58.5 inches
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125.6 inches
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71.3 inches
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North Carolina
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20.2 inches
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7.8 inches
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8.6 inches
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3.4 inches
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Ohio
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40.6 inches
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28.2 inches
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30.6 inches
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14.1 inches
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39.1 inches
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37.3 inches
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21.0 inches
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18.0 inches
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25.4 inches
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22.9 inches
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88.0 inches
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32.5 inches
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Oklahoma
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12.5 inches
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6.1 inches
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16.8 inches
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NA
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Pennsylvania
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60.9 inches
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63.0 inches
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38.0 inches
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9.8 inches
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36.9 inches
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24.0 inches
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Rhode Island
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46.7 inches
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18.9 inches
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South Carolina
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4.8 inches
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0.9 inches
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Tennessee
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11.4 inches
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2.5 inchees
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11.5 inches
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5.1 inches
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10.4 inches
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5.1 inches
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Texas
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