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Michael Parker and his son, Joshua, use a hydrometer to check the density of maple sap as it's pumped out of the evaporator after being heated to a temperature of 419 degrees F in the sugar house at Parker Family Maple Farm in West Chazy. The density of the sap determines the temperature it needs to be heated to, which changes according to the barometric pressure.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Joey (left) and James Strong look over what remains of their belongings after the Ausable River flooded their home. Water flowed through the first floor at depths around 2 feet, with enough pressure to move heavy pieces of furniture into the corners.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Joey Strong shows the damage caused by the flood to one of the rear bedrooms in their home in Jay. The Strongs and their four children lost furniture, appliances, clothing, old photographs and many other belongings. They have no renters insurance.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Velauriea Dubay, 4, throws some of the 22 inches of snow that fell in Plattsburgh.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Steffanie LaClair watches her friend's son, CJ Belanger, slide down a mound of snow outside of her Plattsburgh residence while she clears the sidewalk. LaClair said Belanger was up bright and early at 6 a.m. to check and see if school was canceled.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Plattsburgh City Police officers stop to help a UPS truck out of a rut on Riley Avenue. Some side streets remained in bad condition or blocked until late afternoon Monday.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Flakes of snow streak the scene as Becky Sutter of Saranac Lake skis down Broadway in the village. Car and truck traffic were kept to a minimum in the North Country after a state of emergency was declared.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Juliette Cook (left), with help from her mother, Susan, shovels out her buried car on Grove Street in Port Henry Monday morning. Blowing and drifting snow covered cars and made roads impassable in southern Essex County.(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)

Tavish Costello (from left to right), Seth DeFayette, and Kathleen Coonrod paint Mardi Gras masks in Plattsburgh on Saturday afternoon at the ROTA Studio and Art Gallery, 19 Clinton St., Plattsburgh. The mask painting was an activity for the Plattsburgh Mardi Gras Festival held at the local gallery later in the day. The ROTA is a new gallery in town that showcases local contemporary art and photography.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Michael Parker and his son, Joshua, use a hydrometer to check the density of maple sap as it's pumped out of the evaporator after being heated to a temperature of 419 degrees F in the sugar house at Parker Family Maple Farm in West Chazy. The density of the sap determines the temperature it needs to be heated to, which changes according to the barometric pressure.

(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Michael Parker and his son, Joshua, use a hydrometer to check the density of maple sap as it's pumped out of the evaporator after being heated to a temperature of 419 degrees F in the sugar house at Parker Family Maple Farm in West Chazy. The density of the sap determines the temperature it needs to be heated to, which changes according to the barometric pressure.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Michael Parker and his son, Joshua, use a hydrometer to check the density of maple sap as it's pumped out of the evaporator after being heated to a temperature of 419 degrees F in the sugar house at Parker Family Maple Farm in West Chazy. The density of the sap determines the temperature it needs to be heated to, which changes according to the barometric pressure.

(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

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