"Revisiting the Potential for Another Blizzard of '78 in New England"

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The Blizzard of '78, a historic storm in New England, is unlikely to happen again due to advancements in weather forecasting and technology. While winter storms will continue to occur, a warmer climate may lead to more extreme weather events, with increased flooding risks inland and at the coastline. The impacts of future storms may differ from the Blizzard of '78, but could be just as severe if not worse, especially in terms of coastal flooding.
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