All storms have a story. The stories are as different as the storms are. The characters in a storm story are not people or animals. Instead, they are weather systems with winds and temperatures and rain, snow and sunshine.
Places become important, too.
It also left 12.6 inches of snow in Madison, Wisconsin, in a single day. Other towns had snow records, too, since the storm had heavy snow and high winds. It was a very big and very strong storm. Besides making a lot of snow, this storm produced ten tornadoes in the southern United States. 19 January 1995 Prepared by Jonathon Martin, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Wisconsin, Madison This figure shows the total snowfall in centimeters for the 19 Jan 1995 storm.