I took a little road trip to High Point, lol (i know, im like a snow junkie now)


Took this closer to home


its cool because all the trees up there are bare now but over here they still have their leaves


Hi everyone, my name is Paul, and I am a Snowaholic.

Paul -- Great photos; thanks for posting. BTW, the 14" recorded at High Point makes it the official NJ state record for most snow ever in October. That goes with a host of other state snowfall records that High Point already holds, including most in one season -- 122" in the '95/'96 winter.

Rgwp96 -- Did some snowfall stat checking tonight (gone are the days of going out to dinner since the new baby) -- anyway, Charlotteburg Reservoir which is practically in your backyard broke 100" in the '95/'96 season and there were 3 other winters when they went 90"+. Quite a few in the 80"+ category. Oak Ridge where Lab lives also broke 100" in the '95/'96 season.

Those are amazing numbers, Robbs. That was truly a historic winter. Maybe once-in-a-lifetime in these parts. Those are snowfall amounts you'd typically see in Upstate New York.

Devilsfan -- As each year passes, you increasingly realize how special and rare the '95/'96 winter was. In addition to the blizzard which everyone remembers, there was a steady stream of moderate snowfalls that seemed to occur almost every few days.