It's the first day of February and the first measurable snowfall has hit Central Park!
On that day in 1973, Central Park got 1.8 inches of snow, but today's forecast is calling for clouds and highs in the 50s, not a flurry in sight. Brittany Bell has the forecast.Central Park saw its first measurable snowfall of the season on Wednesday morning.
On Jan. 29, 1973, over 50 years ago, Central Park saw its latest measurable snowfall of the season. With no snow in sight today, that record is about to fall.The city did see some flurries last week, but the snow needs to be at least a tenth of an inch for it to count as measurable. A trace -- which is what we received -- doesn't cut it.
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