On November 22, low pressure moved northeast off the Atlantic coast while a cold front moved into western New England, cooling the air enough to change rain to snow in the higher elevations of Berkshire County.
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On November 22, low pressure moved northeast off the Atlantic coast while a cold front moved into western New England, cooling the air enough to change rain to snow in the higher elevations of Berkshire County.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
1 winter storm. Local standard time, as filed.
Up to 4 inches of heavy wet snow caused unusual problems across northern Berkshire County. The snow clung to any foilage remaining on trees to bring down trees and limbs causing power outages, and traffic snarls.
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