Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For April 5, 2011
It has been raining recently in Fulton and Oswego. But – don’t put away your snow shovels yet.
Today’s Weather
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Weather Notebook For April 4, 2011
April showers will continue to fall on the Oswego – Fulton area for a while. But there is no snow in sight.
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Weather Notebook For April 1, 2011
Fulton and Oswego received no snow yesterday. But March did end on a rainy note – and it has carried over into April as well.
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Weather Notebook For March 31, 2011
Fulton didn’t receive any rain on Wednesday. It all started falling after midnight. And, there is a chance it might turn to – snow.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Area Escapes Big Snowstorm
According to Bill Gregway, local observer for the national Weather Service, Oswego received 1.2 inches of snow. “There was a lot, an awful lot, to our south and west,” he said. “It caused a lot of accidents and closings elsewhere. For us, it was no big deal.”
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Weather Notebook For March 22, 2011
There was no snow in Fulton on Monday. It was all rain – more than a half inch.The monthly total jumped to 3.38 inches and the annual total now stands at 4.54 inches.
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Weather Notebook For March 21, 2011
Fulton and Oswego received no snow or rain on March 20. However, today, the first full day of spring, is a different story.
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Weather Notebook For March 18, 2011
The Fulton area enjoyed a sunny and dry St. Patrick’s Day.
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Weather Notebook For March 15, 2011
Fulton’s monthly rainfall total inched up to 2.55 inches. Another 0.03-inch fell early one March 14. There was no more snowfall, however.
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Weather Notebook For March 14, 2011
Old Man Winter is still sputtering. According to Fulton’s weather observer, 1.0 inch of snow fell on March 12 with another 0.3-inch on the 13th. Total snowfall for March now stands at 5.0 inches. Oswego received just a trace of snow on March 13. The monthly total stands at 4.0 inches and the winter season to 176.5 inches.