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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. The storm produced heavy snowfalls across the midwestern United States from Nebraska to Ohio and produced similar conditions across parts of the Figure 1. 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. For a month preceding the storm, a dry northwest flow pattern had Vermont's Valentine's Day Storm is one for the record books February 14th, 2007 set some records for snowfall amounts in Vermont. After an almost snowless start to the winter, a classic Nor'easter hit the state on the morning of the 14th and continued throughout the day and into the night. The two-day storm from Feb. 14 to 15, 2007, dumped 20 to 30 inches of snow in most areas of Vermont, according to the National Weather Service. The Valentine's Day blizzard is one for the history books. The storm set a Vermont record for the greatest amount of snowfall in a 24-hour period and earned a spot Region digs out from Vermont's 2nd-worst storm | News | rutlandherald.com The Valentine’s Day blizzard dumped tons of snow across our region. Several inches fell per hour in what was the fifth-biggest storm to ever hit Vermont. Minerva, New York, got the most snow in Several snowfall and precipi-tation records were broken and new ones set by what is being re-ferred to as the Valentine’s Day Storm of 2007. By 1:00 a.m. on Feb. 15. enough snow had fallen to make the storm the second greatest to ever occur in Burlington, accord-ing to the National Weather Ser-vice (NWS). storm reports. 000 nous41 kctp 151658 pnsctp paz004>005-010>012-017>019-024>028-033>034-037-041>042-045>046- 049>053-056>059-063-065>066-160300- public information statement spotter reports national weather service state college pa 1158 am est thu feb 15 2007 the following are coop storm total snowfall accumulations in inches for the valentines day storm of 2007 from the national weather A Valentine's Day Blizzard raged across the Northeast in 2007, dropping as much as 3.5 feet of snow and causing roof failures. Go Back Tropical Storm Alberto forms in the Gulf of Mexico. Cupid sent Mother Nature a snowy arrow on Valentine's Day 2007. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com Advertisement Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and NBC5 will have more on snowfall estimates as we get closer to the end of the week. More snow Valentine's Day Weekend. Thursday won't be the end of the snow, however. This is the definitive 2007 Vermont Valentine's Day Blizzard video, a day most Vermonters won't forget! Accept no substitutions!Video and Music by Mocko. Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Stowe, Vermont! With breathtaking views, sweet adventures, cozy dining options and romantic retreats, there are plenty of ways to create unforgettable memories in Stowe. Escape with your loved one for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day in Stowe. Check out Stowe’s special offerings to celebrate: Outdoor Adventures The Valentine's Day Snow Storm of 2007 dumped close to 20 inches of snow, sleet, and ice and stranded tens of thousands of drivers on highways for hours and hours, especially on Interstate 81. Pictures from my house on Tanglewood Drive in Essex, VT from February 15, 2007. The Valentines Day storm dumped about 3 feet of snow. A Short Film by Brian Mohr and Emily Johnson feturing the historic Valentine's Day storm of February 2007 - Mad River Glen, Vermont, USA. A special Valentine’s Day feature on Friday only will be a romantic dinner, preceding the show, at 5:30 p.m., prepared by board members of Broad Brook Community Center, host venue of Guilford Center Stage. 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 that day. Arctic air is sure to return, and the cold wave may also set the stage for the next winter storm. AccuWeather forecasters explain what factors will play into how the storm will behave. We're about 15 hours into this storm, it's probably halfway done. Another 18 in. of snow is forecast.
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