ROANOKE, Va. – 30 years ago, the Eastern U.S. stood by as a historic storm moved produced everything from tornadoes to blizzard conditions. For many, it became known as the Superstorm of ‘93 or the Storm of the Century.
For us, it was a benchmark blizzard. It knocked out power, dumped tons of snow on the area, led to snow drifts being measured in feet and ultimately killed nearly a dozen Virginians.
As we look back on the storm 30 years later, we want you to be part of the story.
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