Armistice Day Storm Nov. 11th & 12th, 1940 - Great Lakes Pilot.
1940 Armistice Day Storm: Weather - Wisconsin Weather Stories.
Dec 11, 2010. As I was shopping at Target before the first big snowfall a couple of weeks ago, I heard an employee announce over his walkie-talkie: "We have.
Dec 13, 2012. Last week we had the perfect winter storm.. Storm! Caesar! Put down that artisanal soap! This is not a. The Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940.
The deadly 1940 whopper Armistice Day storm still defines "blizzard" and it led to improvement in regional weather forecasting.

The deadly 1940 whopper Armistice Day storm still defines "blizzard" and it led to improvement in regional weather forecasting.

1940 ARMISTICE DAY STORM (Storm of the Century) S/N Print & Story By Les Kouba in Art, Art from Dealers & Resellers, Prints | eBay.
Retrospect: November 11, 1940: Armistice Day Blizzard.

Armistice Day blizzard of 1940 Â« Locally Grown Northfield.

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1940 Armistice Day Storm Storm of The Century s N Print Story by.

In the Eye of the Storm - Stearns History Museum.
Nov 10, 2000. The Armistice Day Storm killed 49 people in Minnesota, 150 nationwide. One of the most tragic chapters of the storm occurred on the rivers.
Nov 12, 2007. See all 37 Armistice Day Blizzard photos here. MPR did a story on the storm back in 2000 titled The winds of hell. The Strib's old news featured.
The Armistice day blizzard of 1940 was one of the most memorable in Minnesota history. The storm's terror does not lie in its 16 inches of snowfall that clogged.

414 Death on the Mississippi - webapps8.
Armistice Day Storm grim reminder of river.
Nov 14, 2012. Did you know Minnesota hunters had a role in the roots of modern storm forecasting on November, 11 1940? The Armistice Day Blizzard was.
The Armistice Day blizzard of 1940 was not the first violent weather activity on that particular day of the year. In 1099, a violent storm on the North Sea brought.
the deadly Armistice Day storm, he'd left home wearing only a canvas coat. It was shirt-sleeve weather. Fifty degrees. He hadn't given a thought to cold- weather.
The Armistice Day Storm of November 11, 1940 was part of a pattern of historical weather events. Only twenty years earlier, meteorologists discovered that these.
Nov 16, 2003. Sixty-three years ago, Nov. 11, 1940, is frozen in the minds of folks who lived through the Armistice Day Storm, an event some refer to as 11-11.

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No Quarter: The Armistice Day Blizzard | Farmers' Almanac.