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Hamilton had blizzard conditions of blowing snow and visibility between 0 and 0.4 km from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and semi-blizzard conditions (visibility about 0.8 km) for most of the evening on January 28 with total snow of 4.5 cm and peak wind gusts of 89 km/h.
26 gen 2007 · Blizzard of 77 Slideshow - YouTube. BuffaloSnowKing. 1.02K subscribers. Subscribed. 2.1K. 976K views 17 years ago. Slideshow of the Great Buffalo Blizzard of 1977. Visit...
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25 gen 2017 · A blizzard, as defined by the National Weather Service, occurs when there are sustained winds of at least 35 miles per hour and snow causes visibility to be less than a quarter mile; both conditions must last for three hours or longer. The Blizzard of ’77 easily met and surpassed these requirements.
30 nov 2022 · The weather prior to the storm and environmental factors around Niagara Falls are critical to understanding how it got so bad. … up until the blizzard began on January 28th, 1977, it had snowed every day since Christmas of 1976, leading to a whopping 150 cm of snow falling prior to the blizzard in January alone … – National Weather Service.
28 gen 2022 · 196. 23K views 2 years ago. While the Blizzard of '77 hit on January 28 of that year, it was months in the making. We'll start a look back at the Blizzard of '77 with Lake Erie. It often...
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9 nov 2018 · The ground blizzard of 1977 occurred in western New York and southern Ontario between January 28 and February 1, 1977. It is considered one of the worst snowstorms of all time considering the wind gust and the amount of snowfall. Up to 46-69 mph of daily wind gust was recorded in Buffalo with some areas recording a snowfall as high as 100 inches.
22 gen 2017 · The Blizzard of '77: Buffalo's storm for the ages. By Gene Warner. Jan 22, 2017 Updated Jan 26, 2022. 1 of 2. (News file photo) Cars remain snowbound at the intersection of Bidwell Parkway...
