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kenjancef Goldmember  More info | So yea, I got hit by the "Blizzard Of 2013"... no power for a day, no heat, but survived...   Blizzard - Picture 2 by kenjancef, on FlickrAfter the snow...  Blizzard - Picture 8 by kenjancef, on Flickr
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Canuck Goldmember 1,592 posts Joined May 2003 More info | I have family back east and were predicted to get about 6" but not in the real path of the storm. Just out of curiosity, how much did you get there in R.I.?
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kenjancef Goldmember More info | Feb 13, 2013 12:44 | #2857 Canuck wrote in post #15606038 I have family back east and were predicted to get about 6" but not in the real path of the storm. Just out of curiosity, how much did you get there in R.I.? I had an average of about 20 inches, but some cities/towns got upwards of 28 inches. We had rain and fog this past Monday, so it actually ate up a good part of the snow.
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Canuck Goldmember 1,592 posts Joined May 2003 More info | Wow, gotta love those NorEasters. We looked forward to winds from the South/SouthWest causing the lake effect snow to move North. I recall one storm we got 3' overnight in the mid '90s when I was in high school. The pile at the end of the driveway was in excess of 4' from the snowplows. Everything went on as usual, just another day there. We used to get a lot of snow there; lately, not so much.
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kenjancef Goldmember More info | Feb 13, 2013 14:11 | #2859 Canuck wrote in post #15606359 Wow, gotta love those NorEasters. We looked forward to winds from the South/SouthWest causing the lake effect snow to move North. I recall one storm we got 3' overnight in the mid '90s when I was in high school. The pile at the end of the driveway was in excess of 4' from the snowplows. Everything went on as usual, just another day there. We used to get a lot of snow there; lately, not so much. We had a blizzard in 1978, it's a benchmark for all other snowstorms in the area. We got about 5 feet of snow in 2 days, the storm just parked itself over us and didn't move. I was 12 years old at the time, and it happened on a Monday afternoon. We had the rest of the week off, and the following week was our February vacation, so we had 2 weeks off. Cars were stranded on the highway, it was pretty epic. Do a Google search on "Blizzard of 78" and you should find pics.
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Canuck Goldmember 1,592 posts Joined May 2003 More info | Feb 13, 2013 15:45 | #2860 kenjancef wrote in post #15606380 We had a blizzard in 1978, it's a benchmark for all other snowstorms in the area. We got about 5 feet of snow in 2 days, the storm just parked itself over us and didn't move. I was 12 years old at the time, and it happened on a Monday afternoon. We had the rest of the week off, and the following week was our February vacation, so we had 2 weeks off. Cars were stranded on the highway, it was pretty epic. Do a Google search on "Blizzard of 78" and you should find pics. They call it the blizzard of '77 where I am from. This was before me...but not much. It was epic, 67" near where I'm from, snowdrifts up to second story windows. 28th Jan 77-1st Feb 77 is when it started. I googled it. One of the local stations has a story on it from which is where the info came from. It was crazy, people getting stuck/stranded and all kinds of other problems associated with a storm of that magnitude. One thing of note, ice storms are far more dangerous there than snow, for the most part.
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kenjancef Goldmember More info | Feb 13, 2013 17:16 | #2861 Canuck wrote in post #15606737 They call it the blizzard of '77 where I am from. This was before me...but not much. It was epic, 67" near where I'm from, snowdrifts up to second story windows. 28th Jan 77-1st Feb 77 is when it started. I googled it. One of the local stations has a story on it from which is where the info came from. It was crazy, people getting stuck/stranded and all kinds of other problems associated with a storm of that magnitude. One thing of note, ice storms are far more dangerous there than snow, for the most part. For us, it was in 1978. Snow started Monday, February 6th in the morning, and it didn't stop until late in the evening on Tuesday, February 7th. Crazy bad snow...
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kenjancef Goldmember More info | And now, back to a few pics...  Bryce Cotton by kenjancef, on Flickr Kadeem Batts by kenjancef, on Flickr
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ONE30 I don't have a point!!! 4,284 posts Likes: 1560 Joined Mar 2011 Location: newYORK More info | ^^^i'm pretty sure that's a foul!
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kenjancef Goldmember More info | Feb 13, 2013 17:49 | #2864 Umm... Yep! And I didn't know I had the "smush" shot until going through the pics when I got home.
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FlyingPhotog Cream of the "Prop"  57,560 posts Likes: 178 Joined May 2007 Location: Probably Chasing Aircraft More info | Feb 13, 2013 17:50 | #2865 Four Pack Of History  Jay
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