King’s 1999 miniseries was a unique project for the writer as it is one of his most chilling and emotionally devastating ...

While Storm of the Century drew big ratings when it ran on ABC over three nights in the winter of 1999, that description helps explain why it has become somewhat forgotten in the years that followed.

The so-called "Storm of the Century" delivered more rain than the Valley would typically total up in an entire monsoon season, which averages 2.71 inches of rainfall.

The so-called "Storm of the Century" delivered more rain than the Valley would typically total up in an entire monsoon season, which averages 2.71 inches of rainfall.

The so-called "Storm of the Century" delivered more rain than the Valley would typically total up in an entire monsoon season, which averages 2.71 inches of rainfall.

The so-called "Storm of the Century" delivered more rain than the Valley would typically total up in an entire monsoon season, which averages 2.71 inches of rainfall.

Impacts from the “Storm of the Century” The 1993 Superstorm directly affected around 40 percent of the population of the United States. Upwards of 10 million customers lost power due to the storm.

The 'Storm of the Century' affected 40 percent of the nation's population. Damages totaled $1.6 billion in Florida alone with 18,000 homes destroyed and 11 confirmed tornadoes.

The Storm of the Century affected 40 percent of the nation's population, dumping snow from Mobile, Ala. to the Florida Panhandle, and also from Chicago to Nova Scotia.