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10 of the worst ice storms in US history
Between power outages, tree damage and travel woes, ice storms can be incredibly destructive. Here's a look at 10 of the most damaging ice storms in recent history.
These historic winter storms brought extreme snow, ice, and freezing cold temperatures, resulting in record death tolls and widespread disruption across the United States.
A winter ice storm paralyzed metro Atlanta and the north Georgia region for two days in January 1973. ATLANTA — As Atlanta and the broader Southeast brace for what could be a very major winter storm, it's worth looking on one of the worst ice storms in the city's modern record: the January, 1973 ice event.
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Winter storm 2026: Incoming NJ snowfall not likely to break records
Snowfall from a winter storm starting this weekend could be in the ballpark of 12 inches in South Jersey — enough to disrupt, but not break records.
Storms are the engines that create swell. When a powerful low-pressure system starts spinning off the coastline of any part of the globe, it's time to take notice. Storms create wind, and the stronger and more sustained the wind is, the more swell will be generated.
Heavy snow and frigid temperatures are expected in Louisville. Here's a look at the worst storms in history.
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What are the biggest snowstorms in NYC area history?
Could this weekend's storm make history? It's still unclear how much will actually fall, but it's been years since the New York City region's last record-setting snow.
Though forecasters are calling for a crippling 12 to 18 inches of snow across much of the state, this weekend’s winter storm probably won’t break any snowfall records for New Jersey. But just because forecasters don’t think this weekend’s snow will be one for the record books doesn’t mean it won’t be compared to some Garden State storms that were blockbusters.
A snowstorm could hit New Jersey this weekend. Let's hope it's not one of the biggest ever like these massive storms.
Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida as a Category 4 storm on Sept. 26, 2024, then tore north through Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas. But it was the southern Appalachian Mountains—particularly Asheville, North Carolina—that saw some of the ...