Actually, the record was 269" in 1972; your year was 2nd or 3rd; I can't keep up. What I do remember is running into snowbanks on the way to a bowling tournament when I drove, and your car deciding it didn't want to totally cooperate when we were coming back from Buffalo after another tournament. Here's a link to the Oswego snowfall totals: https://www.extremeweatherwatch.com/cities/oswego/most-yearly-snow
It's fun to reminisce on both snowfall totals and temperature. I wouldn't have it any other way; I'm not crazy about temperatures much over 71°, and I'll admit derision and anguish when it hit -45° one day while living in Limestone, ME! The truth is it's always easier to warm up than to cool down; I'll take that any day of the week. :-)
Actually, the record was 269" in 1972; your year was 2nd or 3rd; I can't keep up. What I do remember is running into snowbanks on the way to a bowling tournament when I drove, and your car deciding it didn't want to totally cooperate when we were coming back from Buffalo after another tournament. Here's a link to the Oswego snowfall totals: https://www.extremeweatherwatch.com/cities/oswego/most-yearly-snow
It's fun to reminisce on both snowfall totals and temperature. I wouldn't have it any other way; I'm not crazy about temperatures much over 71°, and I'll admit derision and anguish when it hit -45° one day while living in Limestone, ME! The truth is it's always easier to warm up than to cool down; I'll take that any day of the week. :-)
Love the shout out to Syracuse! (There is no such thing as bad publicity!)
I share your preference for warmth, more so as I age (ugh!)
Happy Holidays!