Was very, very young, but vaguely remember this blizzard. We had to get out of the house through 2nd story window. People walked across the top of the snow, periodically poking a broomstick through the crust, in hopes of finding their cars.
“The worst snow event in North Dakota history occurred March 2nd, 3rd and 4th of 1966. During that epic blizzard, 20-30 inches of snow fell across the state. When combined with winds up to 70-miles-per-hour, gusting at time to 100-miles-per-hour, drifts were 30-40 feet high in some locations.”
shahooster on December 2nd, 2020 at 21:27 UTC »
Was very, very young, but vaguely remember this blizzard. We had to get out of the house through 2nd story window. People walked across the top of the snow, periodically poking a broomstick through the crust, in hopes of finding their cars.
SaltyPoseidon22 on December 2nd, 2020 at 21:35 UTC »
“The worst snow event in North Dakota history occurred March 2nd, 3rd and 4th of 1966. During that epic blizzard, 20-30 inches of snow fell across the state. When combined with winds up to 70-miles-per-hour, gusting at time to 100-miles-per-hour, drifts were 30-40 feet high in some locations.”
jcmatthews66 on December 2nd, 2020 at 21:54 UTC »
Man they have short telephone poles up there