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OCTOBER 31 1954 Snowstorm...only one inch of snow fell at the Airport however up to 10 inches of snow fell over portions of Chautauqua county. 1963 October 1963 was the second driest October in Buffalo in 93 years of record with total precipitation of only 0.30 inch. Ground water levels lowered so as to dry up some wells and streams. A ban on hunting was imposed and parks were closed. There were 23 consecutive days with no measurable rain and only three days with measurable rain. The average temperature of 57.1 degrees was 6.3 degrees above normal. |
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