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    <pre><b>TRENTON, NEW JERSEY
BIGGEST 2 DAY SNOWSTORMS 1865-PRESENT</b>

7-8 January 1996: 24.2"
12-13 February 1899: 22.0"
13 March 1888: 21.0"
9-10 February 2010: 17.6"
11-12 February 1983: 17.6"
26 December 1872: 17.0"
11-12 December 1960: 16.6"
19-20 March 1958: 16.6"
6-7 February 1978: 16.1"
3 April 1915: 16.0"
26-27 January 2011: 15.2"
16-17 February 2003: 15.1"
13-14 March 1993: 14.8"
22-23 January 2005: 14.3"
3-4 February 1995: 14.0"
25 January 1905: 14.0"
6-7 February 1967: 13.8"
11-12 February 2006: 13.1"
30 December 2000: 13.0"
15-16 February 1958: 13.0"
18-19 March 1956: 12.2"
18 February 1900: 12.0"



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While the best attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, the data provided here CANNOT be guaranteed.
The <a href="http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/">National Climatic Data Center</span></a> is the sole source of official climate data for the United States.

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