Blizzard of 1888 remembered as worst East Coast blizzard
The Blizzard of 1888 stunned Washington, New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia burying towns under heavy snow. It stranded trains and ships, disrupted lines, killed hundreds and left survivors recalling "Blizzard Monday" for decades. New York logged 21 inches as 75 mph winds wrecked the city while relief funds and immigrant shovelers helped, with annual Blizzard Men gatherings noted by Leslie's Weekly.
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March Weather Outlook From UW Eau Claire Data
Frigid conditions possible with readings down to 40 below in March across west central Wisconsin. Record lows were 82 degrees high and 41 inches snowfall noted in Amery and Hatfield Dam area with varied readings across counties. Normal week of March 8-14 shows highs near 33 to 36 and lows around 13 to 16.
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