Significant Snowfall-Blizzard-Marianna

2022-November 27th-Record-breaking Hailstorm in Mon Valley areas. Source.

SIGNIFIGANT SNOWFALLS

1884 — 18.0 inches
The Great Blizzard of 1884
(Jan. 8–9)

1886 — 18.5 inches
January 1886 Snowstorm
(Jan. 8–9)

1890 — 25.9 inches
The Great Blizzard of 1890
(Dec. 16–18)

1927 — 17.8 inches
February 1927 Snowstorm
(Feb. 18–21)

1950 — 27.6 inches
The Great Appalachian Storm / Thanksgiving Snowstorm
(Nov. 24–26)

1993 — 25.3 inches
The Storm of the Century
(Mar. 12–14)

1996 — 10.0 inches
January 1996 Snowstorm (often referred to as the Blizzard of 1996)
(Jan. 7)

2010 — 21.9 inches
Snowmageddon
(Feb. 5–6)

2026 — 12–18 inches (?)
Winter Storm Fern
(January)

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Note: More recent storms such as Winter Storm Izzy (2024) reflect modern media naming practices and are remembered for their impact rather than record snowfall totals.

Sources: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); WTAE Pittsburgh, Personal documentation

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Notes: Good link for weather and other histories: http://www.linkpendium.com/washington-pa-genealogy/hist/weather/

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