For those in Virginia who are in agony over the seemingly endless snow drought now parching parts of the state, the following link provides an outstanding piece on Virginia's winters:
http://www.vdem.state.va.us/library/vawinter/va-win.htm
Hopefully, before Winter 2003-04 is finished, it will have contributed a snowstorm to the list provided in this article.
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You sure put out a nice presentation!! 
That 1857 cold blizzard also was remarkable as it had an eye feature where snow tapered off over southeast New England and the sun came out for a couple hrs. and then snow returned as it moved north and NW winds took over. It also showed that when a storm becomes so intense that all snow and cold hold firm right down to the area the low pressure tracks(which was right over SE New England).
That 1857 cold blizzard also was remarkable as it had an eye feature where snow tapered off over southeast New England and the sun came out for a couple hrs. and then snow returned as it moved north and NW winds took over. It also showed that when a storm becomes so intense that all snow and cold hold firm right down to the area the low pressure tracks(which was right over SE New England).
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