February 2013 nor’easter (“Nemo”)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_2013_nor%27easter — overview, citations, and regional snowfall table.
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- Named operationally “Nemo” by The Weather Channel during an era of winter-storm marketing labels.
- Coastal MA, RI, and CT measured some of the deepest snows of the 2010s decade; ferries and airports suspended service.
- The storm is a modern benchmark for combined snow load + wind power restoration timelines in New England.
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A powerful extratropical cyclone in early February 2013 brought hurricane-force gusts and two-foot snows to coastal New England and Long Island while mixing ice and wind knocked out power regionally. Capsule from Wikipedia.
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