Weather history forecast and 1943 New England snow event
A historical note recalls milder weather returning to near normal after a rain system early in the week. It cites a November 22 1943 snow episode in central New Hampshire and Maine from a stalled low, with Randolph NH recording over 56 inches in 24 hours and Middle Dam Maine totaling 35 inches, a state record.
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