As the remnants of yesterday's small ice storm quickly evaporate and the temperature climbs back up into the 60s this weekend, it's nice to remember that the ability of freezing temperatures to completely shut down the city is nothing new.
But the record-setting storm that broke all of our brains in the first place happened in 1937 between Nov. 22-23, when 9.7 inches of snow blanketed the city. That record still stands, as far as patron to get the full story and gain access to TOWERS' archive. (Sign-in)
