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Ask anyone who lived in the Northeast or mid-Atlantic in the mid-90s to name a memorable weather event, and odds are they'll come up with the "Blizzard of '96." The storm began on Jan. 6 – 26 years ago Thursday – and spent three days dumping snow across several Eastern states. https://bit.ly/3HxiQI2 | FOX Weather

It has been 20 years since a major winter storm, known as the "Blizzard of '96", swept across much of the eastern and northeast U.S. during the first weekend in 1996. Major metropolitan areas in the northeastern U.S. received heavy snowfall with 24.5 inches at Washington D.C. Dulles Airport, 30.7 inches at Philadelphia, PA, 20.2 inches in Central Park, NY, and 18.2 inches in Boston, MA. This video is an animation of surface analyses from the National Meteorological Center through the event. Two

Weather Channel clips (w/ Local Forecasts), 5 AM-6 AM Sunday January 7, 1996 (Blizzard of 96)