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On This Day In Weather History - March 1
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NULL	The 1978 snowstorm continued on until the next day with a two-day total of 7.2 inches. This heavy snowfall ushered in record subzero temperatures.
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2003	Officials in charge of the Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race in Alaska were forced to change the route of their famous race because of unusually warm conditions and a lack of snow.
1980	An unusually large Florida tornado, an F3, was at times more than 500 yards wide. It struck near Fort Lauderdale and traveled 7 miles. The tornado killed one person and caused $6 million in damage.

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