The Warm Morning That Killed Hundreds
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The Warm Morning That Killed Hundreds
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On January 12, 1888, across Dakota Territory, Nebraska and Minnesota, an unusually warm winter morning sent children to school and farmers into the fields in light clothes. In the early afternoon, a wall of wind and ice swept across the Great Plains, and the temperature collapsed. This is the story of the Schoolhouse Blizzard, the teachers who had to decide whether to keep their pupils inside, and the warning that never reached the farms.
Sources:
- David Laskin, The Children's Blizzard (HarperCollins, 2004)
- History Nebraska (Nebraska State Historical Society), accounts of the Blizzard of January 12, 1888
- NOAA National Weather Service, history of the U.S. Army Signal Service and the creation of the Weather Bureau (1890)
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