What was the blizzard of 1993?
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I remember that, I was in Louisville Kentucky at the time and I was snowed in at the Radisson.  I had a great time.
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warm air and cold air combine to make storms... in the winter there is less warm air
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hail, sleet,blizzard.\nA blizzard is a severe winter storm condition characterized by low temperatures, strong winds, and heavy snow.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blizzard
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The national weather service declared it a F3.
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Hi,  I haven't seen snow in soooo long.  right now it's in the 60's and very windy here.  I use to live in a place where we had snow a lot. and I liked it. in fact I worked for a newspaper office and we woke up to a 17 inch snow. I didn't have to go to work. but my boss sent a snow mobile to pick up one of my co-workers that day. I was so envious of her.
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When hell freezes over...
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The Day the Earth Froze with "Sampo"\n\nIt was bad enough to begin with, but they finally made it understandable for me.
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I couldn't find it for Beeton, but Barrie ON had 65cm of snow  in one day January 9, 1978.\n\nIt doesn't match our 95.5cm of snow that fell during the 2004 Blizzard in Halifax NS.  Winds during the height of the storm were generally in the 60 to 80 km/h range with gusts near 120 km/h in exposed areas.
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very cold winters,lots of snow, and kinda warm summers in the 70's and 80's...lots of rain too.... it never changes
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Ever heard of May 3rd? The F5 tornado that damaged much of Oklahoma was the most awesome and yet most frightening storm I have ever seen.  Total devastation as far as you could see.
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A blizzard is a heavy snow storm with high winds and can hit anywhere that it snows. A nor'easter is a storm that starts in Canada, swoops down into America and then follows the eastcoast "Northeast" up into New England with heavy snow fall.
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Winter = Canada 2010\nSummer - China 2008 (Bejing)
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The worst blizzards occur in the world's greatest mountain ranges and usually at high altitude.  I don't think there'll be any accurate record of the worst one ever but there's several that have lasted for many days or even weeks with wind speeds often in excess of double that of a hurricane.
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It snowed once in like 1989, but very small amount. \n\nThe other day, our temperature dropped to like 34F degrees at 5:00 AM. Snow Temp is 32F.
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In past years, two people died when a tornado ripped through Batavia on September 3, 1993, and another tornado caused millions of dollars damage, but no fatalities, in the Buffalo suburb of Cheektowaga on July 30, 1987\n\nsee if the following helps, plenty of pictures at the end
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One (January 20, 1989 – January 20, 1993)
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Just recently i have read a article on the NAO or North Atlantic Ocillation i believe it was called.  The NAO has two cycles, a positive cycle and a negative cycle.  Currently the cold air is trapped in siberia where low temperatures have reached ne 70 Degrees below zero F.  Forecast for this NAO is said to change to the negative cycle after superbowl sunday, which is just cowincdince and that incredibly cold air will shift over into canada and eventually sink in the eastern US.  Causeing us to have normal if not below normal temperatures for february and march.