❄️ On this day forty-seven years ago, the Great Blizzard of 1978 devastated the City of Cleveland, dumping nearly 20 inches of snow on the city with 80 mph winds. Across Ohio, the snow was blamed for 51 deaths, and didn't fully melt until March. “It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience,” says finance director Joe Tegreene. 🔗 Click the link to meet the club scout who camped overnight through the storm, the FBI agent who still made his daily jog Downtown and the 24-year-old finance director who st

144K views · 446 reactions | One of the worst winters in Nebraska history began 70 years ago today. | Nebraska State Historical Society | Facebook

The Blizzard of 1948-49 was a series of storms that began on Nov. 19, 1948 and continued until February 1949. The snow stopped trains, buried houses, and threatened millions of head of cattle in four states. | Nebraska Public Media

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The Great Blizzard of 1978, often called the "White Hurricane," remains the worst winter storm in Ohio's recorded history. Striking from January 25 to 27, 1978, the storm paralyzed the state with record-low atmospheric pressure, hurricane-force winds, and massive snowdrifts. ✅ Key Statistics and Impact Fatalities: 51 deaths were reported in Ohio alone, primarily due to exposure, heart attacks from shoveling, or carbon monoxide poisoning in stranded vehicles. Extreme Winds: Peak gusts reached 82