How Washington D.C. Coped With a Deadly Blizzard in 1922

The city ground to a halt as the wind blew snow into drifts as high as 16 feet. By the time the precipitation ceased, the official count was for Washington was 28 inches, the highest snowfall in the city since the start of record-keeping in 1885.
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