World's Largest SnowplowWinter is no joke in Syracuse, New York. The average winter snowfall is more than 110 inches. That's more than 19 feet of the white stuff every year. With that kind of winter, it is no wonder that Syracuse has the world's largest snowplow. The Syracuse airport's snowplow is just like the ones seen at every airport in the country that deals with snow--except its supersized steel blade is more than 32 feet long and 4 feet high. In an hour, this huge blade can remove 8,500 cubic yards of snow. http://www.syracuse.com/weather/snow/stories/index.html
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They say it is supposed to be choppy out there today...
Dom..... I love ya brother but your using the same tape for the crappie as measuring snow? 110 " is 9'2".
I only recall annual snowfall being given in inches, do they even get more than a foot of snow out there in SE NE.