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Days after a snowstorm ruined the first day of spring, New Yorkers decided temperatures peaking at 48 degrees were cause to dine outdoors.
Two bundled-up men sat at a table outside Once Upon A Tart on Sullivan Street, as a woman hurried past.
But just last Friday, a snowstorm blanketed the city with a good couple inches of snow.
Intrepid DNAinfo photographer Ben Fractenberg noticed New Yorkers were not pleased.
It's #snowing on the first day of spring and people in #NYC are not happy about it: http://t.co/V0PesKqeSP @DNAinfo pic.twitter.com/YWjUdXJm7i
— Ben Fractenberg (@fractenberg) March 20, 2015The "snow face" game was strong.
Check that #snowface. Photo by @fractenberg. http://t.co/KjyBsXJhB4 pic.twitter.com/yueRZqIa1s
— Heather Holland (@HeatherHHolland) March 20, 2015Forecasters anticipate rain later today and tomorrow, so get out there while you can.
