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The Blizzard That Buried America - 1978

In February 1978, America faced one of its most catastrophic natural disasters when a historic "White Hurricane" buried New England under 27 inches of snow in a single day, paralyzing Boston and freezing the entire Northeast solid. At the exact same time, a weather bomb exploded over the Ohio Valley, creating a superstorm with hurricane-force winds exceeding 100 mph. The Great Blizzard of '78 claimed nearly 100 lives, trapped over 3,000 cars on a single highway, and forced the National Guard to deploy tanks just to rescue people from their own streets. While the Winter of 1888 is legendary, the Blizzard of 1978 was arguably more violent and terrifying for the modern world, yet its true scale is often forgotten. This is the story of the 32 hours that stopped America, the storm that turned highways into graveyards and forced a nation to fight for survival, told through the archival footage and memories of those who lived through the whiteout.