Global Warming? Halloween Snow Storm Hits Northeast with Record Snow, Millions without Power

HEY AL GORE, DON’T LOOK NOW BUT THE NORTHEAST JUST GOT HIT WITH RECORD OCTOBER SNOW … GLOBAL WARMING?

As kids got their Halloween costumes ready for some Trick or Treating, a funny and historic thing happened in the Northeast on Saturday, record snow fell. Pumpkins have been replaced by record snow amounts as Central Park in NYC saw its largest accumulation of snow since 1869.   According to reports, about 2.3 million customers from Pennsylvania reaching up into New England are  without electricity and may not be restored for days.

A historic October snowstorm is still crushing New England with heavy snow and howling winds before cruising away into Atlantic Canada.

Snow amounts have already topped two feet across portions of New England, while record-shattering snow hammered the major Northeast cities from Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia to New York City and Hartford, Ct.

An additional 3-6 inches of snow will thump across portions of Maine and New Brunswick, Canada, as the potent nor’easter races along. Heavy snow rates of 1-2 inches an hour will be found in this zone with thunder snow a possibility. Bangor, Maine, is included in this zone.

Check out the incredible snow amounts that fell across the Northeast that shattered October records.

Connecticut
--Bristol: 17.0 inches
–East Farmington Heights: 13.0 inches
–Manchester: 9.0 inches

New Hampshire
--Hillsboro: 21.5 inches
--Peterborough: 24.0 inches
–Jaffrey: 31.4 inches

Maine
--Bridgton: 17.5 inches
–Gray: 12.9 inches
–Otisfield: 14.0 inches

Massachusetts
–Plainfield: 30.8 inches
–Ashfield: 25.5 inches
–Worthington: 24.0 inches
–Goshen: 25.0 inches

New York
–Harriman: 16.0 inches
–Armonk: 12.5 inches
–Yankee Lake: 16.5 inches
–White Plains: 7.5 inches
–Yonkers: 7.0 inches

Pennsylvania
–Laurel Summit: 12.2 inches
–Freeland: 13.0 inches
–Mount Cobb: 12.7 inches
–Hazelton: 16.0 inches

New Jersey
–West Milford: 19.0 inches
–North Caldwell: 12.0 inches
–Ringwood: 10.5 inches

UPDATE I: Instupundent asks whether Al Gore is in Jersey, they just declared a snow emergency.