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Mar 12 1888
The massive and unexpected Blizzard of 1888 strikes the East coast of the United States, paralyzing New York and many other cities and leaving at least 400 dead. Snowdrifts fifty feet high were reported, and New York received over 40 inches of snow.
Mar 12 1928
The two-year-old St. Francis Dam north of Los Angeles fails ( Read more... )
The massive and unexpected Blizzard of 1888 strikes the East coast of the United States, paralyzing New York and many other cities and leaving at least 400 dead. Snowdrifts fifty feet high were reported, and New York received over 40 inches of snow.
Mar 12 1928
The two-year-old St. Francis Dam north of Los Angeles fails ( Read more... )
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