It was 27 years ago that the northeastern U.S. was hit by one of the most devastating winter storms ever: the Blizzard of 1996. So how bad was it? Parts of the Tri-State were blanketed in more than two feet of snow. Check out more of our original coverage:
Once the cleanup got underway, unusually warm weather and rain followed, triggering major flooding.The storm and the flooding were blamed for more than 180 deaths, and $3 billion dollars of damage.Below, check out our original coverage with Bill Beutel and the Eyewitness News team from Jan.
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