March 2.
At Cambridge. Very gusty day. An inch or two of snow falls, — all day about it, — and strangely blown away.
H. D. Thoreau, Journal, March 2, 1857
An inch or two of snow falls. See March 2, 1858 ("Snowed last night and this morning, about seven inches deep."); March 2, 1856 ("Has snowed three or four inches —very damp snow — in the night;")
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