1994 - Massive snowstorm dumps 30" in Central PA
This Date in Weather History - March 3, 2020
This Date in Weather History · AccuWeather
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On March 3, 1994, a major storm belted the region; as much as 30” of snow buried parts of central PA. This intense storm resulted in the establishment of many seasonal snowfall records in the region. The snow was accompanied by frequent thunder and lightning in some locations. A snow avalanche buried 5 cars under 20 feet of snow, trapping the occupants for 28 hours before rescue in the Pennsylvania Mountains of Clinton County. 28" of snow fell at State College PA; 24" at Lock Haven, PA.
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