Blinding 30 mph winds filled with ice crystals, sucking the heat out of your body and freezing the tears in your eyes.
Blizzards are white storms that kill.
The blizzard of 1888 piled snow in drifts 50 feet high, killing hundreds. The 1996 blizzard shut down the Northeast from Washington, DC to Boston. But as bad as blizzards can get, humans have learned to survive. Discover Arctic survival tips from an Inuit tribesman. Tour Montreal's cozy underground city and special blizzard research stations in Antarctica.