AKA the Schoolhouse Blizzard, occurred in 1888. Refer to the related link.
Yes, it is possible for tornadoes to occur during a blizzard. These tornadoes are known as "snow tornadoes" and typically form in the same way as traditional tornadoes, but are less common and generally weaker in intensity.
A blizzard is a storm with snow, A Hail storm is a storm with (wait for it) Yes hail i.e frozen rain. a blizzard is way stronger a blizzard once hit me it was really strong half of our roof came off and hail, hail can get up to to the size of your hand blizzard chunks are as big as your head
The biggest myth is that a blizzard is defined by how deeply snow is piled up by a given storm system. Actually, the definition of a blizzard by the U.S. National Weather Service has nothing to do with snow depth - it is based on (1) wind and (2) how dramatically visibility is reduced by snow or blowing snow (that is, it's not how the flakes pile up, it's how they obscure vision, that is the primary measure of a blizzard). Blowing snow can create blizzard conditions when no snow is falling at all.From the National Weather Service glossary, a blizzard occurs when two conditions prevail (they needn't be met constantly) for a period of at least 3 hours: winds of 35 mph or higher, and visibility reduced to 1/4 mile or less.
Blizzard or snow squall
Blizzard since it it is so cold and strong winds
they can occur any where it has to occur with precipitation
Yes.
in the winter
blizzards occur when it below freezing or in northern parts it can occur at any time
Kabul
You don't. Since no blizzards occur in Hawaii, they don't have an indigenous name for them. If they wanted to say the word blizzard, they would say it in English. Blizzard.
Winter
This is because blizzards only occur where there are strong winds. Therefore, when a blizzard occurs, there must be strong winds.
normally in a place where it snows a lot.
Not in the blizzard itself, no. In some cases the same storm system can produce tornadoes in one area blizzard conditions in another, but these areas will remain separate from one another. For a northern hemisphere system, blizzard conditions are most likely to occur in the northwestern part of the storm while tornadoes and thunderstorms will more likely occur in the southeastern portion.
No. Blizzards occur when there is blowing snow. So you cannot have blizzard conditions when it is raining. However, somtimes the same storm system can produce blizzard conditions in one area and rain showers and thunderstorms in another.
Yes, blizzards are rare in Kentucky due to its relatively mild winters compared to northern states. However, it is not impossible for a blizzard to occur in Kentucky, especially during periods of intense cold air and heavy snowfall.