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Late-autumn warmth is an imperfect indicator of the winter to come, but it was arguably a perfect one in 1990.
On this date in 1990, the temperature reached a record 71, part of a warm spell that spilled into December.
The only significant snow, 6-plus inches, occurred a few days after Christmas, and it didn’t hang around very long as January became quite mild.
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Tony Wood has been writing about the atmosphere for The Inquirer for 26 years.
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