25 of the Worst Snowstorms in US History

There have been many snowstorms in the United States over the years, but some have been worse than others. Here is a list of 25 of the worst winter storms in the US:

1. The Blizzard of 1888

This was probably the worst snowstorm in US history, with more than 50 inches of snow falling in some areas. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 400 people.

2. The Great Blizzard of 1899

This was another major blizzard that struck the US, with more than 50 inches of snow falling in some areas. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 200 people.

3. The Northeastern United States blizzard of 1978

The blizzard of 1978 occurred in the Northeastern US, where more than 100 inches of snow fell in some areas. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 100 people.

4. The Great Plains blizzard of 1886

The Great Plains region saw more than 50 inches of snow during this winter storm. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 400 people.

5. The Great Lakes blizzard of 1977

Despite the Great Lakes being known for their snow, this blizzard was particularly bad in the region, where more than 60 inches of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 100 people.

6. The New England blizzard of 1978

This blizzard shut down New England, where more than 60 inches of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 100 people.

7. The New York blizzard of 2006

This blizzard mostly affected New York, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

8. The Ohio Valley blizzard of 1978

This blizzard was in the Ohio Valley region, where more than 50 inches of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 100 people.

9. The Great Lakes blizzard of 1978

This winter storm was particularly bad in the Great Lakes region, where more than 60 inches of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 100 people.

10. The Northwest blizzard of 1949

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Northwest, where more than 50 inches of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than 100 people.

11. The Northeast blizzard of 1996

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Northeast, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

12. The Mid–Atlantic blizzard of 2003

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Mid–Atlantic, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

13. The Upper Midwest blizzard of 1993

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Upper Midwest, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

14. The Southern Plains blizzard of 2009

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Southern Plains, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

15. The Central Plains blizzard of 2009

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Central Plains, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

16. The Mid–Atlantic blizzard of 2010

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Mid–Atlantic, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

17. The Upper Midwest blizzard of 2010

This blizzard hit the Upper Midwest, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

18. The Southern Plains blizzard of 2011

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Southern Plains, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

19. The Northeast blizzard of 2011

This blizzard was in the Northeast, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

20. The Northwest blizzard of 2011

This snowstorm hit the Northwest, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

21. The Central Plains blizzard of 2011

This blizzard was occurred in the Central Plains, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

22. The Northeast blizzard of 2013

This blizzard was particularly bad in the Northeast, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

23. The Mid–Atlantic blizzard of 2013

This winter storm dropped more than two feet of snow in the Mid–Atlantic. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

24. The Upper Midwest blizzard of 2013

This blizzard affected the Upper Midwest, where more than two feet of snow fell. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

25. The Southern Plains blizzard of 2013

More than two feet of snow fell over the Southern Plains. The storm caused widespread damage and killed more than a dozen people.

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