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Only about 3 inches here,(Nothwest of Boston.) wet heavy stuff. But starting just a few miles west of here increasing ammounts. A foot plus fairly close, closer to 20" by central Mass, Worcester and beyond.
How far west? Steve B 
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And I thought Canadians lived in igloos. It was nice and sunny in Toronto today, enjoyed a few Labatt's Blue on my deck!
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10-31-2011, 03:52 PM
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12 inches in northwest Maine.
Rawn
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