sufandu
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I grew up about 30 min north of Syracuse in Oswego county. I always find it funny that the blizzard of '93 is so hyped (I understand that it was a much more far reaching storm). Locally it was not big deal for us. Our roads were plowed clean by the next morning. The only reason we had a school snow day was because the governor declared no unnecessary travel across the state. The year before we had a much bigger storm locally where we got somewhere between 60 and 70 inches in 24 hrs followed by a bit more the next day. No school day in the Mexico district that year. They sent us to school until 10am so we could get our state aid for the day.That (1992-1993) was my freshman year, (*Edit - March of 1993 was the first time they cancelled class due to it being spring break and students couldn't get back - 43" in all, 36" in a 24 hour period) but if I recall, 1993-1994 was worse, just spread out more. Seems my memory is off, but it seemed to stay longer. Perhaps it was just colder that year.
Syracuse[edit]
Max: 192.1 inches (1992-93)
Min: 50.6 inches (2011-12)
Average: 127.8 inches