On March 12, 1993, North America's East Coast was rocked by a blizzard many have called the "Storm of the Century." We take a look back.

In 1978, one of the worst blizzards in recent memory crippled the Atlantic seaboard.

There aren't really 100 words for snow, but there are quite a few! Check out this list—did we forget any?

Farmers’ Almanac remembers the Great Barrington Tornado of 1995!

Do you know your city’s average last frost date? Dates listed below are estimated light frost dates (when temperatures are between 29°–32°F). Light frosts may kill tender plants, but cause little destruction to hardier vegetation. The probability of a frost occurring after the spring date or before the fall frost date listed below is 30%,

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The Blizzard of ’88, also known as “the Great White Hurricane,” gripped the Atlantic seaboard from the Chesapeake Bay northward to Canada’s Maritime Provinces, and is considered one of the worst snowstorm in U.S. history. We take a look back.

Snowball fights in Tallahassee? Learn about one of the coldest weeks in February in U.S. history.

One of the deadliest winter storms in North American history took place not in winter, but in early November. Learn more!

When the weather gets tough, these cities shut down. Find out if your hometown made our list!