Snowmageddon, Pittsburgh
Today marks 15 years since the start of 'Snowmageddon' that dropped 21.1" of snow in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Fifteen years ago today kicked off the beginning of what would become known as 'Snowmageddon!' On February 5, 2010, the snow began to fall and didn't let up for hours. By midnight, the Pittsburgh area had nearly 12" of snow on the ground. When the snow finally stopped the next day, we ended up with 21.1" of snow.
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