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Year 2008 Data
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The data for Peterborough NH, varies only a degree or two from Nashua NH.
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Temperatures averaged out near normal for the month.
We had above average snowfall, but below average water equivalent.
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Temperatures averaged out near normal for the month.
We had well above average snowfall, breaking 100" by March 1st, and well above average water equivalent.
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March Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged out below normal for the month.
We had well above average snowfall, breaking 114" by April 1st, and well above average water equivalent.
Snowfall has been above average every month since December 2007-Concord has recorded the 2nd highest annual snowfall total ever 117.1"
We've also had at least a 10" snowpack for the last 3 months.
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April Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged almost exactly at historical norms.
We had near average rainfall for the month, though we had almost a two week dry spell second half.
Concord has recorded the 2nd highest annual snowfall total ever 119.1"
In PB we had 115" for the season.
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May Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged a bit below normal.
We had very low rainfall for the month. It was dry.
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June Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged below normal. Probably due to the cloud cover.
We had a very wet month with above average rainfall. Measurable precipitation fell 15 days out of 30 month.
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July Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged below normal. Probably due to the cloud cover and precipitation.
We had a very wet month again with above average rainfall. Measurable precipitation fell 16 days out of 31 for the month.
We had one clear day.
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August Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged close to normal, but were still below.
The first half of the month was wet and cool, while the 2nd half was more seasonable and dry.
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September Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged close to normal, but were still below.
We had a very wet September, which made the month cooler than average.
This has been the case for the entire Summer 2008.
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October Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged below to normal. Another cold month.
We had a dry October, but we are still some 3" over normal rainfall.
There was no snowfall reported, but snow showers did occur.
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November Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged much below normal. Another cold month. So much for global warming.
We had a drier than average month, but we are still some 2" over normal rainfall.
There was some light snowfall reported, and snow showers did occur.
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December Synopsis:
Temperatures averaged a little below normal. Another cold month.
The month was punctuated by the great Ice Storm of 2008.
We ended this wet year some 3" over normal rainfall.
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