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Brian anchors the broadcast tonight from New York, where a few hour's drive to the north they're experiencing whiteout conditions and near-record snowfalls. Pulaski, N.Y., is buried under 88" of snow, with more on the way. Correspondent Peter Alexander reports tonight from nearby Oswego, N.Y.
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Time is short
Those of us who live here in Central N.Y. know that the heaviest snow fall is north of I-90. This amount of snow is not unusual there. They get it every few years. The Tug Hill plateau gets it every year and they depend on it for the hugh snowmobile business. The ski slopes were praying for snow as well. It's a big industry in these parts.
Karl von Knoblauch. Camillus, N.Y. (Sent Feb 9, 2007 9:59:13 AM)
I was born in Manhattan and Raised in Lincoln, Nebraska, I thought until today that three feet of snow was terrible. I really feel for the people that are being effected by this horrific blizzard.
Deborah Maness, McKinney, Texas (Sent Feb 8, 2007 4:35:26 PM)
i just hope that someone remembers to tell the reporters that Oswego, Pulaski, Parish etc NY are not in WESTERN ny, but are, in fact, in Central and Northern New York. this ain't Buffalo people, it's a whole other Lake!
elizabeth, Watertown NY (Sent Feb 8, 2007 4:23:18 PM)
Be sure to cover Murtha treating the DoD. Talk about Hubris and arrogance.
Dave, Tn (Sent Feb 8, 2007 3:40:10 PM)
I understand parts of upstate New York are supposed to get 100 inches of snow. Where's global warming when you need it?
(Sent Feb 8, 2007 1:38:32 PM)
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