Record Snow Hits San Bernardino in 1882
Cold air swept Southam California on January 14 1882 bringing a record 15 inch snowfall to San Bernardino disrupting daily life and marking a historic weather event for the region.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2007
Page
3
Cold air swept Southam California on January 14 1882 bringing a record 15 inch snowfall to San Bernardino disrupting daily life and marking a historic weather event for the region.
A crippling winter storm lashed the central United States with freezing rain sleet and snow causing widespread power outages and travel disruption. The system prompted ice warnings from Texas to Missouri with Amtrak service halted in Missouri and at least six deaths linked to the Midwest storm. Gov. Matt Blunt declared a state of emergency as crews worked to restore outages and shelters filled in Springfield Missouri while forecasters warned of a harsher wave ahead.
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