The East Coast is getting an unseasonal record breaking snow storm this Halloween weekend. Which should be a damn good thing for Eastern ski resorts.
Halloween Weekend Nor Easter:
– 1,000+ flight cancelations
– 1.7 million people without power
– Over a foot of snow in spots
– Record October snow in NYC’s Central Park at 1.3″
– 45 mph wind gust forecasted along with downed trees and power lines
Snow Totals by East Coast Locale:
Connecticut
–Shelton: 6.8 inches
–Bridgeport: 2.5 inches
New York
–Yonkers: 4.0 inches
–Harriman: 8.3 inches
Pennsylvania
–Laurel Summit: 12.2 inches
–Blue Knob: 12.0 inches
–Ogletown: 10.5 inches
–Somerset: 7.7 inches
–Markleysburg: 7.0 inches
–Shippensburg: 6.5 inches
–Donegal: 6.0 inches
–Kutztown: 5.5 inches
–York Springs: 7.0 inches
–Robertsdale: 10.0 inches
–Westmont: 10.2 inches
New Jersey
–West Milford: 12.5 inches
–Ridgefield: 4.0 inches
–High Bridge: 2.7 inches
–Newark: 3.8 inches
Maryland
–Frostburg: 9.5 inches
–Near Eckhard Mines: 9.0 inches
–Eldersburg: 6.3 inches
–Near Woodland: 7.0 inches
West Virginia
–Terra Alta: 10.0 inches, with trees and power lines down throughout the county
–Lost River: 8.5 inches
–Near Bloomery: 8.0 inches
–Kingwood: 5.0 inches
–Near Kline Gap: 6.0 inches
–Near Cherry Grove: 4.0 inches
Virginia
–Near Front Royal: 5.0 inches
–Near Massanutten: 4.0 inches
–Near Churchville: 3.2 inches