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The February 2007 North American blizzard was a massive winter storm that affected most of the eastern half of North America, starting on February 12, 2007, and peaking on Valentine's Day, February 14. Storm total snow accumulations for 14-15 February 2007, in inches. The Valentine's day storm featured many elements of a classic Nor'easter, but with several variations that turned it into a blockbuster event. Looking for Snow or Rain Reports? The following are the latest official, and unofficial observations taken for the valentines day 2007 winter storm that affected central New York and northeast Pennsylvania. AccuWeather meteorologists are keeping a close eye on a new blast of Arctic air and a potential winter storm along the East Coast that may spawn from later this weekend into early next week — Should the storm develop to its full potential, a heavy snowfall may occur in parts of the Northeast and some people may spend the first part of Valentine's Day digging out or dealing A change in the weather pattern is going to bring a "potentially impactful storm" across parts of the U.S. right before Valentine's Day, according to AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore. The storm is set to appear first on Sunday, Feb. 11, with a strip of accumulating snow across some of the southern High Plains. An AccuWeather map shows 20 states in the eastern U.S. affected by a winter storm ahead of Valentine's Day. A storm is likely to bring rain to the mid-Atlantic and southeast U.S. on Monday The Valentine's Day Snow Storm of 2007 stranded tens of thousands of drivers on highways for hours and hours. One of our Newswatch 16 crews was stuck for more than 15 hours on Interstate 81 Chances of a winter storm across the Northeast ahead of Valentine’s Day this week are rising, breaking up a streak of milder temperatures in recent weeks, though there’s still a lot of That year, a Valentine’s Day blizzard dumped snow followed by freezing rain and more snow along the Northeast corridor. What most people remember about the storm, however, is the major Dear Christopher, It was a heartbreaker. Valentine’s Day 1990 left a legacy of undelivered flowers and canceled romantic dinners as a major snowstorm brought Chicago to a standstill. The Valentine’s Day Storm launched the poetry career of Modernist Charles Olson.Olson, then 29, was about to leave Gloucester, Mass., to work in New York City.On the night of the awful storm he left his mother in the house near the Annisquam River, jumped off the porch and wandered down to the bay to be bombarded by sheets of ice blown in from the sea. A major snowstorm — the biggest of the year so far — could hit this week, just in time to shake up those Valentine's Day plans. According to The Weather Network, a major system from the southern U.S. is expected to push north toward Quebec, potentially turning our midweek into a winter wonderland. In central Pa., that news may have brought back memories of the 2007 Valentine’s Day blizzard here that stranded hundreds of vehicles on Interstate-78 for up to 24 hours. Boston, Hartford under Winter Storm Watch as potential nor'easter eyes Northeast Numerous record-high temperatures set in major cities throughout the Northeast through Saturday will quickly become a distant memory as a developing nor'easter arrives late Monday, threatening accumulating snow even along the I-95 corridor. It may be time to dust off your snow shovels as a flip in the weather pattern could send a snowstorm over parts of the Midwest and Northeast just days after a spell of unusual warmth. The counties that remained in the Winter Storm Watch (Jackson, Wharton, Fort Bend, Harris, and Liberty counties and the other counties along the coast) got upgraded to a Warning for Sunday. As expected, the strong Arctic cold front passed through Southeast Texas on Sunday (Valentine's Day). The storm was part of a massive weather system that covered much of the southeastern United States in snow. In February 1895, Baton Rouge recorded more than a foot of snow over two days. The Valentine’s Day snowstorm set a record that remains unbroken, according to the National Weather Service. According to weather experts the great Valentine’s Day Blizzard of 1895 stands alone as Southeast Texas and the Gulf Coast’s greatest snowstorm of all time. Happy Valentine’s Day! Explore over 330 years of newspapers and historical records in GenealogyBank. Temperatures were 10 to 15 degrees below average from Thursday, February 12th through Valentine's Day on Saturday, February 14th. Late Friday night and Saturday, a strong upper-level disturbance tracked across the region producing a large area of snow, mainly along and to the north of Interstate 20 even though surface temperatures were
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