Christine Klik-Zalewski kept a diary throughout her school-aged years. Her entries show what it was like to be a kid in the Blizzard of 1966.

Blizzard of 1966 Three and a half feet of snow fell in Syracuse between between Jan. 28-31, 1966. FULTON, N.Y. -- Most anyone alive during the Blizzard of 1966 has a story to share on the historic ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Before the “Storm of the Century,” “SnowMageddon,” and “Snowpocalypse” – there was the Blizzard of ’66. The storm raged from January 29 through ...

What she didn’t realize at the time was the Blizzard of ’66 ... New York and Washington, D.C. “In fact, the five-day period ending March 14, 1993, brought 47.7 inches of snow to Syracuse ...

By Groundhog Day 53 years ago, the monster Blizzard of '66 was pretty much done in the Syracuse area, but it would take days to clean up from the monster snowstorm, followed by Lake Effect. In ...

This is a long standing weather debate issue for upstate NY (long standing meaning since 1993 anyway), on which storm was worse, the infamous Blizzard of 66â?? or the so-called Storm of the ...

Early records tell of the great blizzard of 1888, and all future blizzards seem to be compared and contrasted with that one. In New York City, many men loaded snow ...

Of all the stories Jim Farfaglia collected for "Voices in the Storm: Stories From the Blizzard of '66" — all 200 or so — one sticks out the most.

BLIZZARD OF 1977: NEW YORK DECLARED A DISASTER AREA. Amtrak canceled all trains running west of Syracuse, and airports in Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo were closed by the storm.