May 25, 2013
In the annals of weather history, it is known as the superstorm of 1993.
A fierce mid-March blizzard broke a nearly 10-year snow drought in our region. Two feet of snow whipped around by howling 50 mile per hour winds and sub 10 degree arctic temperatures buried much of Appalachia under a mountain of white just one week before spring.
Airports, schools and yes, even Jim's Spaghetti House, closed up shop.
Huntington turned into a ghost town during the blizzard of 93.
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