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Brian Lada

30 Years After Blizzard Of ’93: Remembering The Storm Of The Century

IN  FILE - A New York City taxi driver tries to free his cab from snow piled up by street plows early Sunday morning March 15, 1993, in lower Manhattan, after a winter storm hit the metropolitan area Saturday. MIKE ALBANS/ AP PHOTO

One of the worst winter storms of the 20th century buried the East Coast of the United States under feet of snow 30 years ago, with devastating impacts from the Gulf Coast to Canada.

The Blizzard of ’93, sometimes referred to as the “Storm of the Century” or the “Superstorm of 1993,” occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.

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