Amazing!!!!!!
http://www.weather.gov/largemap.php
Full Version: Entire State of Iowa under Blizzard Warning!!!
That is pretty awesome
What would you guys say about the 93 superstorm then? Every state from Georgia to Maine into Quebec and as far west as Ohio and West Virginia was under a blizzard warning at the same time and in most cases the warning was out 12-24 hours before the first snow flake fell. Basically just about the entire eastern third of the US and then some, including SE coastal areas was under a blizzard warning, all at the same time! Tonights midwest storm is a tiny fraction of the blizzard warned area in March 1993. And of course you had large swaths of 2-4 feet of snow with some areas receiving 5-6 feet in that storm. Never saw anything like it before and I doubt I'll ever see anything like it again.
The blizzard of 96 warned areas also badly dwarfed tonights event.
The blizzard of 96 warned areas also badly dwarfed tonights event.
QUOTE (icehater @ Dec 8 2009, 09:04 PM) 
What would you guys say about the 93 superstorm then? Every state from Georgia to Maine into Quebec and as far west as Ohio and West Virginia was under a blizzard warning at the same time and in most cases the warning was out 12-24 hours before the first snow flake fell. Basically just about the entire eastern third of the US and then some, including SE coastal areas was under a blizzard warning, all at the same time! Tonights midwest storm is a tiny fraction of the blizzard warned area in March 1993. And of course you had large swaths of 2-4 feet of snow with some areas receiving 5-6 feet in that storm. Never saw anything like it before and I doubt I'll ever see anything like it again.
The blizzard of 96 warned areas also badly dwarfed tonights event.
The blizzard of 96 warned areas also badly dwarfed tonights event.
That has to be a once in a life-time thing, doubt we will see anything like that any time soon!
Yep.I will never forget the Superstorm of 93.
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