Don't say that it will snow 28 times this winter
Here's a scary thought: Will the number of snowfalls in one winter equal the date that the first snowfall fell in the season?
If so, we are in for 28 snowfalls during the winter of 2012-13. (On Oct. 28 was recorded 1.1 inches of snow.) Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer, didn't confirm that fact, but did provide a summary of the October weather. Here goes:
The high temperature of October was 78 degrees on Oct. 24. The low was 33 degrees on Oct. 11 and Oct. 30. The average October 2012 daily temperature was 52 degrees. The normal average temperature for October is 52.1 degrees.
The normal average precipitation for October is 2.27 inches. The October 2012 was higher at 4.04 inches. Add to that 1.1 inches of snowfall.
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