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A good estimate would be 6-7 feet, but of course it's not that simple. Warmer air can hold more moisture, so it's not as if all that rain could have been snow "if only it had been a little colder". Also, the dynamics of the storm system itself would have had to be quite different to get a lot of snow out of it instead of rain... in other words, even if 7 inches of snow fell in 1 storm, there is nowhere that is digging out from 7 feet of snow from the same storm. It just won't work like that.

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