South Carolina’s Historic Blizzard of 1973 Buried Pee Dee, Midlands, and Coast Under Nearly Two Feet of Snow
SOUTH CAROLINA — Fifty-three years ago today, one of South Carolina’s most significant winter storms was unfolding, as the Blizzard of 1973 delivered extraordinary snowfall across large portions of the state. The storm, which began the night of February 8 and lasted through February 11, produced nearly two feet of snow in parts of the…