Ray Brown wrote:
> Just as people in the South can't comprehend a massive snow- and ice-
> storm that paralyzes parts of the country for days and weeks at a time. :-(
> And there have been some Nor'Easters in the past that were pretty high on
> the scale, but until someone's experienced it, they have no frame of
> reference to compare it to.
This is getting about off-topic, but in 1977, a snow storm went through
the great lakes and east. The only thing that differenciated this storm
from a cat 1 or 2 hurricane was the temperature-in the single digit
region. But 80+ mph winds, and snowfall with liquid content equivalent
to hurricane rains, qualified it as a "white hurricane".
There was a picture in several papers here showing a freeway overpass
that was completely covered in snow-20-25' worth...
Fun...
Jim Barbour
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