Who remembers the Great Blizzard of 1978 which was raging across the Tri-State 40 years ago tonight? The storm only produced around 7 inches of snow, but wind gusts close to hurricane force reduced visibility, created dangerous wind chills and produced snow drifts as tall or taller than homes. It resulted in the lowest barometric pressure reading to date for the region. More than 70 people died in the storm throughout Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. | Meteorologist John Gumm

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