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Victorian vortex

Jan 27
Written by RWhitcomb-editor

Surface weather analysis of the Great Blizzard of 1888 on March 12. For decades, that storm was the one that big Northeast snowstorms were most often compared with.

A snowdrift tunnel in Farmington, Conn., with six feet of headroom, after the Blizzard of ‘88.

Blizzard of '88
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