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Central NY digging itself out of up to 22 inches of snow

WAER | By Tarryn Mento
Published March 15, 2023 at 10:59 AM EDT
A pile of snow sits in the foreground with row houses in the background
Katie Zilcosky
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WAER News
Snow cleared from a parking lot sits high along in front of a sidewalk near houses in the city of Syracuse, March 15, 2023.

The Syracuse region is waking up to piles of snow that a late-season storm dumped across the region.

The National Weather Service's snow reports from the last 24 hours show at least one part of our neighboring Madison County experienced nearly 2 feet of snow. Areas closer to the city of Syracuse saw about half that, but still a significant tally.

A bar graph shows the snowfall totals from a mid-march nor'easter for locations across Central New York: Jamesville: 18.7 inches; Syracuse: 10.1 inches; Marcellus: 12.5 inches; Fairmount: 11 inches; Waterloo: 7.9 inches; North Syracuse: 10.6 inches; Cazenovia: 22 inches; Chittenango: 13.5 inches; Manlius: 14.3 inches; Fulton: 6.5 inches.
Tarryn Mento
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Datawrapper
Snowfall reports across the region from a mid-March nor'easter range from a high of 22 inches in Cazenovia to a low of 6.5 inches in Fulton.

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Tarryn Mento
Tarryn Mento is an award-winning digital, audio and video journalist with experience reporting from Arizona, Southern California, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic. Tarryn produces in-depth and investigative content for WAER while overseeing the station's student reporter experience. She is also an adjunct professor at Syracuse University.
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