ThatÂ’s what they have in New York.

This village in upstate New York's snowbelt gets a lot of snowfall during the winter, but last week's total _ more than 11 feet, unofficially _ might be an all-time record.

Before it began to wind down Sunday, persistent streams of squalls fueled by moisture from Lake Ontario during the last week consistently dumped lake-effect snow in this western New York region.

So does someone want to explain to me how this is a sign of massively higher temperatures.

As of right now the official total stands at 141 inches in the last 10 days -- 11 feet, 9 inches -- with more on the way Tuesday and Wednesday, predicted to drop another 8-20 inches.

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