Craziest Blizzards
Heavy snow falls on the grounds of the US Capitol as snow blankets Washington, February 6, 2010. A blizzard producing heavy snow and powerful winds pummeled the U.S. mid-Atlantic on Saturday, causing at least two fatalities and paralyzing travel in t
Heavy snow falls on the grounds of the US Capitol as snow blankets Washington, February 6, 2010. A blizzard producing heavy snow and powerful winds pummeled the U.S. mid-Atlantic on Saturday, causing at least two fatalities and paralyzing travel in the region.
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Shawn Shattuck uses a snowblower to clear a sidewalk after more than twelve inches of snow fell in Minneapolis, February 21, 2011.
Shawn Shattuck uses a snowblower to clear a sidewalk after more than twelve inches of snow fell in Minneapolis, February 21, 2011.
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Don't worry, you're not in Dr. Who. These snowmen are harmless as snow continues to fall on the northeast.
Don't worry, you're not in Dr. Who. These snowmen are harmless as snow continues to fall on the northeast.
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A vehicle equipped with a snow plow passes a car covered in snow in Somerville, Massachusetts January 23, 2005. A Blizzard which started last night covered the Boston area with as much as two feet of snow, causing the city to declare a snow emergency
A vehicle equipped with a snow plow passes a car covered in snow in Somerville, Massachusetts January 23, 2005. A Blizzard which started last night covered the Boston area with as much as two feet of snow, causing the city to declare a snow emergency.
REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi JR
Plowed snow is seen along Pennsylvania Avenue, with the snow-covered White House in the background, in Washington February 7, 2010. Churches canceled services on Sunday and millions of people dug themselves out of snowbound streets as the U.S. mid-At
Plowed snow is seen along Pennsylvania Avenue, with the snow-covered White House in the background, in Washington February 7, 2010. Churches canceled services on Sunday and millions of people dug themselves out of snowbound streets as the U.S. mid-Atlantic region struggled to recover from its biggest blizzard in decades.
REUTERS/Yuri Gripas
High snowbanks make sidewalks unusable to a couple who resorted to walking along highway 111 in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia on January 24, 2005. The region was hit by a third snowstorm within a period of one week, resulting in stoppages of all public tran
High snowbanks make sidewalks unusable to a couple who resorted to walking along highway 111 in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia on January 24, 2005. The region was hit by a third snowstorm within a period of one week, resulting in stoppages of all public transportation.
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John O'Connell digs out the car of his girlfriend Katie Decourcelle, which was buried in the snow in Hoboken, New Jersey December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, dumping up to 29 inches of snow, disrupting air,
John O'Connell digs out the car of his girlfriend Katie Decourcelle, which was buried in the snow in Hoboken, New Jersey December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, dumping up to 29 inches of snow, disrupting air, rail and bus travel and forcing motorists to deal with blowing snow and icy roads at the end of the busy Christmas weekend.
REUTERS/Gary Hershorn
A man skis past a bronze statue of a charging bull on Wall St. after a snow storm in New York December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, dumping up to 29 inches (74 cm) of snow, disrupting air and rail travel and
A man skis past a bronze statue of a charging bull on Wall St. after a snow storm in New York December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, dumping up to 29 inches (74 cm) of snow, disrupting air and rail travel and challenging motorists with blowing snow and icy roads at the end of the busy Christmas weekend.
REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
A worker shovels snow from the sidewalk in front of the New York Stock Exchange after a snow storm December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, dumping up to 29 inches (74 cm) of snow, disrupting air and rail trave
A worker shovels snow from the sidewalk in front of the New York Stock Exchange after a snow storm December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, dumping up to 29 inches (74 cm) of snow, disrupting air and rail travel and challenging motorists with blowing snow and icy roads at the end of the busy Christmas weekend.
REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
Workers clear snow from the runways at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, burying cities in knee-deep snow, leaving thousands camped at airports
Workers clear snow from the runways at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey December 27, 2010. A blizzard pummeled the northeastern United States on Monday, burying cities in knee-deep snow, leaving thousands camped at airports and snarling traffic with blowing snow and icy roads at the end of the busy Christmas weekend.
REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
A man walks behind high snowdrift in Racine County, Wisconsin February 2, 2011. A colossal winter storm stretching from New Mexico to Maine hit the heartland of the United States with snow, high winds and freezing rain on Tuesday, and experts said th
A man walks behind high snowdrift in Racine County, Wisconsin February 2, 2011. A colossal winter storm stretching from New Mexico to Maine hit the heartland of the United States with snow, high winds and freezing rain on Tuesday, and experts said the worst was still to come as the storm moved northeast and temperatures were set to plunge.
REUTERS/Darren Hauck
A large tree falls on top of a car after an early snowfall in Worcester, Massachusetts October 30, 2011. A rare October snowstorm bore down on the heavily populated Northeast on Saturday into Sunday, with some areas bracing for up to a foot of snow a
A large tree falls on top of a car after an early snowfall in Worcester, Massachusetts October 30, 2011. A rare October snowstorm bore down on the heavily populated Northeast on Saturday into Sunday, with some areas bracing for up to a foot of snow and major power outages.
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Winter storms are seen over the northeastern United States in this February 8, 2013 GOES satellite image courtesy of NOAA. The northeastern United States braced on Friday morning for a blizzard that could drop up to three feet (nearly one meter) of s
Winter storms are seen over the northeastern United States in this February 8, 2013 GOES satellite image courtesy of NOAA. The northeastern United States braced on Friday morning for a blizzard that could drop up to three feet (nearly one meter) of snow through Saturday and bring travel to a halt.
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Winterstorm Nemo could drop as much as three feet of snow on the northeast.
Winterstorm Nemo could drop as much as three feet of snow on the northeast.
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A man of the Kosovo Muslim minority Gorani shovels snow after heavy snowfall in the village of Krusevo, in the triangle between Kosovo, Macedonia and Albania January 10, 2012.
A man of the Kosovo Muslim minority Gorani shovels snow after heavy snowfall in the village of Krusevo, in the triangle between Kosovo, Macedonia and Albania January 10, 2012.
REUTERS/Hazir Reka
Parking attendants drive a cart in blizzard conditions outside the Credit Union Centre during the Canadian Men's Curling Championships in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan March 6, 2012. A severe winter storm blew in overnight causing white out conditions with
Parking attendants drive a cart in blizzard conditions outside the Credit Union Centre during the Canadian Men's Curling Championships in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan March 6, 2012. A severe winter storm blew in overnight causing white out conditions with deep drifting snow throughout the area.
REUTERS/Andy Clark
Trees covered by snow are seen in the Washington night February 6, 2010. A blizzard producing heavy snow and powerful winds pummeled the U.S. mid-Atlantic on Saturday, causing at least two fatalities and paralyzing travel in the region. Local weather
Trees covered by snow are seen in the Washington night February 6, 2010. A blizzard producing heavy snow and powerful winds pummeled the U.S. mid-Atlantic on Saturday, causing at least two fatalities and paralyzing travel in the region. Local weather forecasters said the storm could bring the heaviest snowfall in 90 years to the Washington area.
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