
White Winter Silver Blue Fleur de lis Feather Fascinator Headband from midnightboudoir

The snow capital of the United States is Stampede Pass in Washington State. Each year, the average snowfall is 430 inches.
Blizzard Lampworked Glass Bead Earrings from MercuryGlass

The word blizzard was first used in the United States during the 1870’s when a snowstorm in Iowa was described as a blizzard.
Delicate Winter Blue Joseph Magnin Pleated Party Dress from zwzzy

Blizzard conditions prevail in Antarctica nearly 65% of the year on average.
Vintage Plastic Dessert Drinking Cups with Tulip Base from rhan

The most snow to fall in any 24 hour period in the US is 75.8 inches (193 cm), well over six feet, that landed at Silver Lake, Colorado starting at 2:30pm on the afternoon of April 14th, 1921
Snowblind- Photo Locket Necklace from heartworksbylori

The 1972 Iran blizzard, which caused approximately 4000 deaths, was the deadliest in recorded history.
Snowy Porcelain Pottery Pendant from prettyinpotterytx

The average snowflake falls at a speed of 3.1 miles per hour.
Spring Blossom Humming Bird Pale Teal and White Cushion Cover from RaineStyleHome
Spring Blossom Humming Bird Pale Teal and White Cushion Cover from RaineStyleHome

Carved Brick Pot in Tahitian Blue from marymeestudio

Technically, it doesn't even have to be actively snowing during a blizzard. As long as the wind is whipping up already fallen snow to meet the requirements for wind and visibility for the three hour minimum, a blizzard can occur on a cloudless day!
Robin's Egg Blue Dahlia Table Art from RiverBird
Robin's Egg Blue Dahlia Table Art from RiverBird

People buy more cakes, cookies and candies than any other food when a blizzard is in the forecast.
Snowy Creek 11x14 Unframed Original Fine Art Photograph by Imagesbylynnann
Snowy Creek 11x14 Unframed Original Fine Art Photograph by Imagesbylynnann


The Blizzard of 1978 which struck the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes between Jan 25-27, 1978, maintains a record for the lowest non-tropical barometric pressure reading ever recorded. It was 28.28 inches (958 millibars) in Cleveland, OH.
A lovely shade of blue and some remarkably charming specimens of handmade creativity and vintage allure!
My next actual feature will be of turquoise - and not only in jewelry and accessories, although I've found some amazing turquoise jewelry finds to share as well. I'll also have a special Christmas message for everyone at some point tomorrow, so be sure to stop back by at some point in this busy holiday weekend for my Christmas wish for everyone!
Until next time, may all be right in your world!

2 comments:
You always find amazing things. Loved all the trivia as well! Merry Christmas~~
How can a simple post be so informative, interesting and have completely gorgeous pics! You've done it with this one - lovely - thanks!
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