"Summary judgment in a snow or ice case is proper where a defendant demonstrates, through climatological data and expert opinion, that the weather conditions would preclude the existence of snow or ice at the time of the accident," or where climatological data submitted on the motion demonstrates several days of "well above freezing" temperatures between the snow event and the accident such as to establish a prima facie case undermining snow/ice hazard claims (Rodriguez...
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