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RI winter wasn t ferocious, but spring forecast doesn t see early warmth

February: 16.2 One of Rhode Island s biggest snow events of the season came on Dec. 16 and 17, bringing almost 8 inches. The same storm dropped two or more feet of snow from central New York through central New Hampshire, according to Leconto. Rhode Island can thank the relatively warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Narragansett Bay for keeping the region on the mild side, especially early in the winter, according to Leconto. Riding into December on a record run of 70-degree days, the winter started out mild, Loconto noted. December 1 was the warmest day of meteorological winter at 64 degrees. December, January and February were all warmer than normal.

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For Rhode Island, winter wasn t as ferocious as other parts of the Northeast

For Rhode Island, winter wasn t as ferocious as other parts of the Northeast Jack Perry, The Providence Journal © The Providence Journal / David DelPoio Alan Graves shovels the slushy snow in the front entry of Riverside Creamery in Riverside on February 2. The Providence area was below normal for snowfall in December and January but a snowy February put it above average for the season, according to the National Weather Service. A stormy February gave Providence more snow than normal during meteorological winter, but Rhode Island seems to have ducked the wintry punch that walloped much of the Northeast. Providence had 29.6 inches of snow in the three months that comprise meteorological winter December, January and February, which is about 3 inches more than normal, according to Andrew Leconte, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Norton, Massachusetts.

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