The Wildcat River cuts a channel through Tuesday night’s snowfall at Jackson Falls on Wednesday morning. The area received a little under 2 inches of fluffy white stuff. (PAUL KLENK PHOTO)
The Wildcat River cuts a channel through Tuesday night’s snowfall at Jackson Falls on Wednesday morning. The area received a little under 2 inches of fluffy white stuff. (PAUL KLENK PHOTO)
CONWAY — This is shaping up to be one of the least snowy Januarys on record for our area. The Tuesday night into Wednesday morning snowstorm marked just the seventh day this month that any measurable snow has fallen.
National Weather Service observer Ed Bergeron measured 1.8 inches from this storm. He said North Conway has received 11.3 inches for the month, and 22.7 inches this winter.
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