The Blizzard of ’78 was devastating for the New England coastline. Four high tide cycles were impacted by this fierce storm, which stalled off the coast and actually did a loop south of Nantucket.

The newspaper's weather forecast reported that Thursday, Jan. 26, 1978, would be “Windy and cold with snow flurries" By 9 p.m. that night, however, updated weather reports were anticipating a ...

Joe, 11, left, and Russell, 13, Sherwood of Grand Rapids went out on business in the Blizzard of 1978, and sold candy bars to finance a class trip. File photo from The Grand Rapids Press/MLive.

Then, on Jan. 16, 1978, a blizzard hit Chicago, covering the city in 40 inches of snow and stranding Mr. Christensen at his home in the suburbs. He phoned Mr. Suess, ...

That day brought the blizzard of 1978. Triggered by a record low pressure system, about a foot of snow was carried into the area on hurricane-force winds reportedly recorded on Lake Erie reaching ...

Fighting the storm near the tunnel entrance. Staff file photo by Gene Dixon BLIZZARD OF 1978 2/13/1978. Although January is behind us, this midwinter interval may just as well be “Janbruary ...

Viewers share 1978 blizzard photos and you can share yours; System setup: A strong low pressure system and arctic airmass was dropping southward out of Canada into the northern plains on Jan. 24.

Well, it was indeed 45 years ago this week that we Nashuans were joining folks across a wide swath of the Northeast in digging out (a favorite cliche of TV weather people) from what was officially ...

Editor's Note: Today is the anniversary of the Blizzard of '78. We thought people would enjoy this article from 2018 and some historical photographs from the blizzard.

The only thing moving on Ohio St. during the blizzard of 1978 was a wind blown newspaper. Shot between Penn and Meridian. James Ramsey/The Star Abandoned trucks on Shadeland Ave. ramp during the ...

The severe blizzard of Jan. 25 and 26, 1978, was one of the worst of all time,not only for the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley states that it racked, but alsofor anywhere in the United States.The ...

While that 1978 storm dumped 11 inches of snow, Wednesday’s event started much slower, with less than two inches of snow to the region as of 3 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.