THE JANUARY 2005 BLIZZARD
ON JANUARY 22-23 2005 A HUGE SNOWRBLOB FLOATED OVER BOSTON W/ 22.5 INCHES OF SNOW IN 48 HOURS, INCLUDING 13.4 INCHES IN A SINGLE DAY — THE MOST EVER TO FALL ON THE CITY IN 24 HOURS. SNOWFALL RATES OF 3-5 INCHES PER HOUR PRODUCED WHITEOUT CONDISHES & WICKED WIND GUSTS UP 2 85 MPH THE STORM CONTRIBUTED 43 INCHES TO FEBRUARY'S SNOWTOTES, MAKING IT THE SNOWIEST MONTH IN BOSTON HISTORY @ THE TIME. REPLAY THE WHITEOUT ON THE KBOX NEXRAD DOPPLER RADAR ARCHIVE. WIKIPEDIA
ARCHIVE COVERAGE: KBOX 20050122 00:06Z - 20050124 23:52Z
CLICK THE LOGO IN THE RADAR 4 MOAR OPTIONS
EFFECTS:
- SNOWFALL: 22.5 INCHES IN BOSTON, 13.4 INCHES SINGLE DAY RECORD
- FATALITIES: AROUND 22
- PEAK SNOW RATE: 3-5 INCHES PER HOUR
- WIND GUSTS: UP TO 85 MPH WICKED WIND ALONG THE COAST
- POWER OUTAGES: 1 MILLION+ ACROSS THE NORTHEAST
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