Melissa’s Blog

Melissa’s Blog

Melissa’s Blog

BOSTON, MA - JANUARY 29: People walk toward the George Washington statue in the Boston Public Garden during white-out conditions as Winter Storm Kenan bears down on January 29, 2022 in Boston, Massachusetts. A powerful nor'easter brought blinding blizzard conditions with high winds causing widespread power outages to much of the Mid-Atlantic and New England coast. The storm is predicted to drop over 2 feet of snow in some areas. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)

Today starts the first of several days where the heat will be oppressive. Although it’s not just the heat, it’s more so the humidity that will ruin many people’s weekend. It makes you think: Which would you rather suffer though? 100 degrees and extreme humidity OR shoveling several feet of snow during a blizzard? It depends on the person. Ramiro and Leroy of The Getup Crew LOVE the heat. They prefer this type of humidity over cold. Melissa on the other hand, loves the cold. She’d much rather sit through a blizzard than having to endure humidity.

This made us think. Instead of being miserable, knowing that we’re about to get slammed with heat this weekend, let’s revisit some of the biggest snow days in the history of the city. This would make us appreciate what we have rather than wishing the summer away. The National Weather Service has been tracking weather since 1891 so we have a lot of data to sift through. But thanks to our friends at WCVB, they’ve tracked down the biggest snowfalls in the city. You can scroll down to view the entire list or you can CLICK HERE.

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