I wish they had video's like this in our schools for children to learn because unless you "see it" or experience it, you are left unprepared. I live in Central Ohio and remember well the Blizzard of 78 and it can and will happen again but if this isn't taught and video's are much easier to teach than books, no one will know how to be prepared.. look at what happens every time a snow storm is predicted they grab milk and bread, some people don't even have snow shovels, no way to heat their homes if the power goes out. Anna In Ohio
absolutely true. I believe in weather cycles, and I think we'll be experiencing massive storms in the near future. Nothing beats first hand experience!
We had an ice storm that lasted 8 days without power, all the people came together and relyed on one another, as a community should. The NG came by but we told them to go help others who needed it, we were fine. You're the first responder, North Carolina and Others found out the hard way. Know your neighbors and remember, do unto others as you'd have done to yourself! God Bless you all!
It’s a nice thought but humans are not that way. Humans look after them selves. When it comes down to it. I’ve been there and needed help and didn’t get it.
No shit?! Thank-you for pointing that out to the cognatively unobservant (me). "It" goes out of its way to proclaim at the end of the video a "real voice". Now I understand what Jesus said when He talked about the end times (paraphrase): "Unless those days had ben cut short, they would have deceived the very elect".
@@19irving So what? I guess you don't realize the devil's ability to deceive. AI generated false info is from the pit of hell. Meant to deceive. Ok, so air conditioners are shown in windows of a supposed 1888 time frame. Pretty innocuous, really doesn't matter. But when it comes to serious matters, and we can not discern truth from deception, then it will really matter. I, for one, do not believe in deceiving anyone, unless it is for overt absurd humor - but that is always self evident.
@@19irving Correct. If I could get actual photos, I would gladly do so, but these work for aesthetic purposes, and lots, if not most videos do use artificial images like you said. Thank you for sharing this!
“A Real Voice” Knew subconsciously it was a real voice, but until you said it, realization didn’t set in. Thanks so very much. :) 🌨️💨❄️🌥️☁️🌨️I wonder how the wildlife survived? 🐦⬛🦅🦉🐺🦇🫎🫏🦌🦃🦝🦫🐿️ - including insects🐞🦋, things like worms 🪱 and the like. Had birds 🐦🦆already migrated? Did new seedlings 🌱 and buds die off? And the new leaves? 🍃 What an impact this storm had, maybe worse than a hurricane?🌀 The trauma must have been devastating. But people were absolutely heroic - every single one! Thank you so much :) i wish there more pictures. I do remember seeing photos of high the snow became - several stories in New York. Thanks again. Subscribed :)🌷🌱
Good points! I'm sure everything was impacted. I remember hearing stories of incredible storms--even in the 20th century. No doubt we will see them again. Thank you for your thoughts!
A storm like this we would loose ten times more people than that time , today we rely on technology to much and it’s a bad thing thinking on survival in this kind of winter storm , we have messed up building homes today with so much not building fire places in homes and not storing food the old way
There didn't seem to be any Heated Public Shelters back then. The Northeast didn't seem prepared for this type of storm. This was a Very Good Video. Thank You !
Lol they might not be air conditioners in those days the had window play boxes they put in the window and then they would put there kids in them to give them a bit of the outdoors while mom did house work
Blizzards are nothing new to people in the northeast. A truly crippling winter storm is one that is rare for the region such as the southeast. Why? Because people in the southeast are not prepared for it and don’t know how to deal with it. When I first saw the thumbnail for this video I thought for sure it was about a severe winter storm somewhere in the south. The second I heard the word northeast I pressed pause and stopped listening.
Looking back it is easy to say what you would have done, but being there and not expecting it, things would be different. Poor people were probably affected the most, and those who never expected anything out of the ordinary. And a lot of keeping warm goes back to having insulation. Not all homes had it even up to the 1960s when code mandated all home have it. During the 1880s if you had money and understood such things, you might have use animal hair as insulation, another material, but nothing like we have today.
I would love to, but copyright infringement is very limiting. There are free images, but most are completely irrelevant to the story. Sadly, a majority of creator videos are AI because of this reason. I understand and agree with you.
I wish they had video's like this in our schools for children to learn because unless you "see it" or experience it, you are left unprepared. I live in Central Ohio and remember well the Blizzard of 78 and it can and will happen again but if this isn't taught and video's are much easier to teach than books, no one will know how to be prepared.. look at what happens every time a snow storm is predicted they grab milk and bread, some people don't even have snow shovels, no way to heat their homes if the power goes out. Anna In Ohio
absolutely true. I believe in weather cycles, and I think we'll be experiencing massive storms in the near future. Nothing beats first hand experience!
We had an ice storm that lasted 8 days without power, all the people came together and relyed on one another, as a community should. The NG came by but we told them to go help others who needed it, we were fine. You're the first responder, North Carolina and Others found out the hard way. Know your neighbors and remember, do unto others as you'd have done to yourself! God Bless you all!
Hard facts! Thank you!
It’s a nice thought but humans are not that way. Humans look after them selves. When it comes down to it. I’ve been there and needed help and didn’t get it.
@@TEddy1959-k9t Sadly, this is true a majority of the time. It seems that smaller communities are more likely to help each other out.
God I hate AI already, notice in the beginning horses on the street and AIR-CONDITIONERS in the windows. What a joke, AI is ruining media.
I completely agree with you!
No shit?! Thank-you for pointing that out to the cognatively unobservant (me). "It" goes out of its way to proclaim at the end of the video a "real voice". Now I understand what Jesus said when He talked about the end times (paraphrase): "Unless those days had ben cut short, they would have deceived the very elect".
Ok. And there's power lines and color imagery, too. So what. Lots of videos have always had recreated images, AI or otherwise
@@19irving So what? I guess you don't realize the devil's ability to deceive. AI generated false info is from the pit of hell. Meant to deceive. Ok, so air conditioners are shown in windows of a supposed 1888 time frame. Pretty innocuous, really doesn't matter. But when it comes to serious matters, and we can not discern truth from deception, then it will really matter. I, for one, do not believe in deceiving anyone, unless it is for overt absurd humor - but that is always self evident.
@@19irving Correct. If I could get actual photos, I would gladly do so, but these work for aesthetic purposes, and lots, if not most videos do use artificial images like you said. Thank you for sharing this!
If you find this fascinating, read The Children’s Blizzard. Amazing book.
I will keep an eye out for it. Thank you!
❤THANK YOU.......REAL HISTORY WITH A REAL VOICE!! HOORAY!!!!❤
Thank you! My pleasure!
Exactly ❤
What, with horses and air conditioners on the same fake picture.
@@danr1920 lol. The images are merely aesthetic background. The story is what really matters. I'm with you, AI does a terrible job of creating images!
Laura Ingalls Wilder actually wrote about this in her book The Long Winter. She never described having power lines and air-conditioning lol
lol! AI really isn't too bright!
So....prepare for the unexpected. Don't expect the gov't to be any help. Help yourselves!😮
lol, pretty much!
lol. Exactly!
TY, I'm in Massachusetts
1888 was the year my 18 year old Danish great-grandmother arrived at Castle Garden, Manhattan, NYC
Wow! Thank you for sharing this!
Liked and subscribed evn with the air conditioners in the windows. 😂…hello from upstate NY in the cold snowy Hudson Vally .
Hello! Too cold for me up there! Thank you for subscribing!
“A Real Voice” Knew subconsciously it was a real voice, but until you said it, realization didn’t set in. Thanks so very much. :)
🌨️💨❄️🌥️☁️🌨️I wonder how the wildlife survived? 🐦⬛🦅🦉🐺🦇🫎🫏🦌🦃🦝🦫🐿️ - including insects🐞🦋, things like worms 🪱 and the like. Had birds 🐦🦆already migrated? Did new seedlings 🌱 and buds die off? And the new leaves? 🍃 What an impact this storm had, maybe worse than a hurricane?🌀 The trauma must have been devastating. But people were absolutely heroic - every single one!
Thank you so much :) i wish there more pictures. I do remember seeing photos of high the snow became - several stories in New York.
Thanks again. Subscribed :)🌷🌱
Good points! I'm sure everything was impacted. I remember hearing stories of incredible storms--even in the 20th century. No doubt we will see them again. Thank you for your thoughts!
I would do what everyone tries to do. SURVIVE. 🥶😿
I think many would agree with you!
Ty for the great story!❤
You are certainly welcome! Glad you liked it!
Thank you...very inspiring
My pleasure!
Pray and prepare....
Everyday.
A storm like this we would loose ten times more people than that time , today we rely on technology to much and it’s a bad thing thinking on survival in this kind of winter storm , we have messed up building homes today with so much not building fire places in homes and not storing food the old way
Frightening to think about that, but yes.
There didn't seem to be any Heated Public Shelters back then. The Northeast didn't seem prepared for this type of storm. This was a Very Good Video. Thank You !
You are very welcome! Thankfully, a lot of good things came from disasters like this, but at a very high price.
Well done Ty
You're welcome!
Lol they might not be air conditioners in those days the had window play boxes they put in the window and then they would put there kids in them to give them a bit of the outdoors while mom did house work
That was actually a thing! Short-lived, thankfully, but it did happen!
That's not AC. that's their refrigerator. Why pay the Iceman when it's 35 just outside the window?
Good, practical sense!
Blizzards are nothing new to people in the northeast. A truly crippling winter storm is one that is rare for the region such as the southeast. Why? Because people in the southeast are not prepared for it and don’t know how to deal with it. When I first saw the thumbnail for this video I thought for sure it was about a severe winter storm somewhere in the south. The second I heard the word northeast I pressed pause and stopped listening.
So true! Growing up in the seventies, you could count on a 36"+ snowstorm every year. The southern states are crippled with a flurry, lol!
ThumbNail is BS... It was probably from 30 years later. That many wires? RIGHT!
Totally agree! AI has a lot to learn!
Air conditioners in the window 😂..
AI generates some weird images. Some are downright disturbing!
The great white hurricane
I've heard stories of storms like this in the 50's and 60's. There are weather cycles that we have yet to experience.
I have heard stories of this storm - to see that is really awful.
Amazing blizzard 😢. No radar systems
@@pdet1951 Desparation leads to innovation.
Everyone should know to live off grid.
Agreed! At least know basic survival skills.
Looking back it is easy to say what you would have done, but being there and not expecting it, things would be different. Poor people were probably affected the most, and those who never expected anything out of the ordinary.
And a lot of keeping warm goes back to having insulation. Not all homes had it even up to the 1960s when code mandated all home have it. During the 1880s if you had money and understood such things, you might have use animal hair as insulation, another material, but nothing like we have today.
Yes! Some of the kids along my bus route lived in lean-tos with old sheets for windows. There were a lot of people just getting by.
The climate alarmist are cringing. We've literally got two hundred years of extant newspaper accounts of incredible weather phenomenon.
Yes. Just weather patterns, many of which we've never experienced(kind of scary).
I might subscribe if/when you cut the AI images and use real photos. 😢
I would love to, but copyright infringement is very limiting. There are free images, but most are completely irrelevant to the story. Sadly, a majority of creator videos are AI because of this reason. I understand and agree with you.
No horses back then?
He mentions the one farmer lost his favorite horse Daisy. Anna In Ohio
Yes. I'm sure there were many more accounts, but Daisy was certainly mentioned. Thank you!