The announced attendance was 9,491, the lowest on a non-snowstorm night since Oct. 14, 1982.
According to family legend, there was a snowstorm on the night in 1982 when Gabrielle Mary Antonia Hoffmann — Gaby — was taken home from the hospital to her mother's apartment at the Chelsea Hotel.
In 1984, during a late-night snowstorm, they packed up the trucks and moved away.
DETERRENCE What if the president of the United States were trapped in a Colorado diner during an election-night snowstorm?
By the time Franklin left the Thursday night party, the snowstorm had begun.
"Let's run away to Bouzy", they say, and "Remember that first night in the snowstorm when you came over for a grappa I brought back from Italy".
In 1960, Marlene Hagge-Vossler said, a snowstorm hit Augusta, Ga., the night before the start of the tournament, and she spent the day of the first round cooped up indoors playing gin rummy for money with a fellow golfer, Ann Stranahan.
A bad snowstorm went on into the night once, and Lucky Boy was off somewhere and had skipped dinner and stayed out, and as it got later and later Rachel planted herself at the side door and alternated between calling for, cursing, and insulting him, crying, and making promises, if he would only come back.
After the Patriots outlasted the Raiders, 16-13, in overtime in a driving snowstorm in a divisional playoff night game two seasons ago in Foxboro, Mass., it prompted the N.F.L. to schedule late-season and playoff games at night, like this Saturday's Jets-Patriots game at Giants Stadium.
Charles was held at Windsor again for the last three weeks of his reign; after his execution in January 1649, his body was taken back to Windsor that night through a snowstorm, to be interred without ceremony in the vault beneath St George's Chapel.
"We stayed here the first two nights of the snowstorm because they told us it was going to come back on," said Ms. Voltmer, who is retired.
