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Golden Snowball Totals for the 2010 - 2011 Snowfall Season
Updated  5/1/2011

GSB Cities This Season Normal Average
to Date
This Time Last Season Normal
 Seasons Average
All Time Season Snowfall Record
Syracuse 179.0 111.8 106.1 121.1 192.1 inches
( 1992 - 1993 )
Rochester 127.0 99.8 89.8 100.3 161.7 inches
( 1959 - 1960 )
Binghamton 117.5 80.8 81.4 81 134.0 inches
( 1995 - 1996 )
Buffalo 111.8 96.7 74.1 97 199.4 inches
( 1976 - 1977 )
Albany 87.2 62.6 45.4 62.6 112.5 inches
( 1970 - 1971 )

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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Rochester Over Takes Buffalo by A Snowflake

Way to go Rochester! It took awhile but for the first time this season Rochester has slipped by Buffalo by 2/10 of an inch. I've been saying it for awhile now. Don't ever count Rochester out because they are well known for their late season runs and they are on one of them right now. For those of you in Buffalo, blame it on the General of Buffalo. Ever since he dismissed his army of snowmen, or did they melt, Buffalo has been on bigger down hill slide than a skier on Mt. Everest.

It almost makes that freak October snowstorm a wasted event. Ok, really it doesn't because what ever records were set by the storm should be around for a long time but still with all that early snow it is surprising to see Buffalo in third place now. The big question is how many back and Fourths will take place between now and the end of the snow season between the city's. Once again I have to say that Syracuse in no way has this locked up and Buffalo and Rochester are slowly chipping away and the couple of inches here and there add up. Sooner or later another storm will be hitting and the stats can change in the blink of an eye so don't count any of the city's out yet. Ok, count Albany out and perhaps Binghamton is running out of time but the trophy is up for grabs for the city's taken and I think we are going to see the lead that Syracuse has get smaller and smaller.

Way to go Rochester, ZR and Jessica for overtaking Buffalo!!! Have a super day all!

7 Comments:

At 2/27/07, 7:10 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

~sigh~ or ARGH! I can't decide which :P

And as for the General's Snowman Army... weren't they shredded by a snowblower? (ouch!)

 
At 2/28/07, 4:57 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sure Sure blame it on me! lol. Well at the morning update I do believe Buf will take back second by a tenth or two. Will probably be a back and forth battle for a while unless Roc can get some lake effect going.
What always bugs me is that half our 80 inches this season, from Oct-Dec probably took 4 or 5 days to fall. Now the second half of the season it has probably snowed 40 of the last 50 days but we still only have 40 inches. If Buf can't secure a solid lead by mid January its bust for us. We get the good storms early then the cold and everyday slick coating the second half of the winter.

Still upsets me watching us build such a lead and seeing it just slip away as always.

Sigh two more weeks and another winter is in the books.

 
At 2/28/07, 3:42 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

WBEN radio mentioned the contest this morning, which was fun to listen to - except they didn't call it the Golden Snowball contest... they said something else that was way off and weird-sounding, but I can't remember what exactly - but I knew what they were talking about :)

They said that this was the 4th snowiest February (or was it season?) for Rochester, while being the 11th for Buffalo...

And I agree with the General - our hopes get all built up at the beginning of the season only to deflate as we get closer and closer to April. I'm still counting on a late-season freak storm to put us ahead. Someone needs to plan a Communion party or an outdoor wedding or something in Buffalo to guarantee it :P

 
At 2/28/07, 8:57 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Actually, they are claiming 3rd snowiest on record here in the ROC. Funny, December was the warmest and least snowiest on record!

 
At 2/28/07, 10:37 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why isn't Utica included in the Golden Snowball Contest?

Utica is larger than Binghamton. Utica has population of 60,000. Binghamton has population of 46,000. Utica also gets more snow than Binghamton.

So why is Utica left out? Why?

 
At 3/2/07, 1:44 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mark, pretty much, when the original contest started back in the 70s, Utica did not have a NWS office and therefore was not part of the contest. Last year there was a poll and discussion about putting Utica in, but I believe one of the problems was finding official data for the city. So, for the time being, it is not a part of the contest.

 
At 3/4/07, 11:02 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Lol Jill, that's right. The army was wiped out by a snow blower :) I read the other day that February was also one of our snowiest on records also Jill. What a difference between Jan and Feb. March should be interesting. It's good to hear that Buffalo has mentioned the contest. They should have been running with the story when you had the lead most of the season :(

General, I was thinking if Buffalo grabbed a 3 foot lead by January that they would of held on to it. I think you got right around a 25 - 30 inch lead a couple of times but just couldn't add on to it. I still think the race is up for grabs but time is definitely running out.

ZR, I'm just glad for you and the other snow mobilers and snow plowers that the winter wasn't a complete bust. Thanks mostly to Feb. of course.

Mark, Sre pretty much sums it up and I for one look forward to when Utica is in the contest. No doubt a more than Worthy opponent you would be.

Sre, thanks :)

 

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