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The word "blizzard" didn't always mean snow - it used to mean a punch, or even a gunshot.
In this video, we travel through history's most extreme blizzards, from the Iowa storm that gave the word its modern meaning, to the deadliest blizzard ever recorded.
This isn't about how blizzards form - it's about the real storms, real people, and real history behind some of the most extreme winter weather events ever recorded.
What you'll learn:
- Where the word "blizzard" actually came from
- The Children's Blizzard of 1888 and the teacher who saved her students
- The deadliest blizzard in world history (it happened somewhere you wouldn't expect)
- Snowmageddon, the Chicago blizzard of 1967, and the snowiest storm ever recorded on a single mountain
0:21 - The word that used to mean a punch
1:02 - The storm that named itself
1:38 - The Children's Blizzard
2:19 - The deadliest blizzard on record
2:56 - Snowmageddon
3:27 - Fun Facts about Blizzards
