January 2016 United States winter storm
blizzard in January 2016 affecting the eastern United States
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Summary
January 2016 United States winter storm is a blizzard[1]. It draws 3,275 Wikipedia views per month (blizzard category, ranking #3 of 24).[2]
Key Facts
- January 2016 United States winter storm is in the country of United States[3].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's instance of is recorded as blizzard[4].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's instance of is recorded as Arctic oscillation[5].
- January 2016 United States winter storm took place at Mid-Atlantic[6].
- January 2016 United States winter storm is part of January 2016 Northern Hemisphere cold wave[7].
- January 2016 United States winter storm is part of 2015–16 North American winter[8].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's Commons category is recorded as North American blizzard of 2016[9].
- January 2016 United States winter storm began on January 18, 2016[10].
- January 2016 United States winter storm ended on January 29, 2016[11].
- January 2016 United States winter storm resulted in {'amount': '+55'} deaths[12].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's nickname is recorded as {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'Snowzilla'}[13].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's nickname is recorded as {'lang': 'zh', 'text': '霸王寒流'}[14].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's nickname is recorded as {'lang': 'zh', 'text': '霸王寒潮'}[15].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's number of casualties is recorded as {'amount': '+55'}[16].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+42'}[17].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+40.5'}[18].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+38.5'}[19].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+38.3'}[20].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+35.2'}[21].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+34'}[22].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+32'}[23].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+31.5'}[24].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+30.5'}[25].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+30.2'}[26].
- January 2016 United States winter storm's precipitation height is recorded as {'unit': 'inch', 'amount': '+30'}[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include blizzard[4] and Arctic oscillation[5].
Use and Application
Part of include January 2016 Northern Hemisphere cold wave[7], a cold wave[28] and 2015–16 North American winter[8], a winter[29], in United States[30].
Why It Matters
January 2016 United States winter storm draws 3,275 Wikipedia views per month (blizzard category, ranking #3 of 24).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[31] It is known by 18 alternative names across languages and contexts.[32]