Is it just me, or does that seem like a lot of snow?



Western New York is bracing for an "extreme" lake-effect snowstorm that could dump up to 5 feet of snow in the Buffalo region over the coming days.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/significant-lake-effect-snow-forecast-buffalo-york/story?id=93414183

Bills vs. Browns weather updates: ‘Thundersnow’ storm in Buffalo has NFL moving the game to Detroit

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/bills-vs-browns-weather-updates-thundersnow-storm-in-buffalo-has-nfl-moving-the-game-to-detroit/ar-AA14dY3V

They should scoop it up, use jet engines to melt it, load it into rail tank cars, and ship it to lake Mead.

Easey Peasey!

Yes thats very scary!!!!!!

They should scoop it up, use jet engines to melt it, load it into rail tank cars, and ship it to lake Mead.

Easey Peasey!

That's a lot of snow, sounds like a good plan...the West could use Nature's gift.

I am glad I don't live anywhere near New York. :eek: :seeya:

Five feet isn't really that much though, the length of two and a half men. :D

5 Foot Snow is a epic record because it more like a wintry blizzard

I know a guy from High School from Memphis who in his adulthood took a job in the Buffalo area and is happy there. Raising a family there and is content. I asked him about it. I have never been in that part of the country but from other videos, it seems depressing to me, the whole Northeast does. The countryside is probably beautiful but the cities depressing, plus the high taxes it costs to live in New York State.

Plus the horrible winter weather. Buffalo is infamous for this. It is only November and the start of winter and Christmas is still over a month away and these people are drowning in snow. No thanks. Much less the bitterly cold weather.

But, I do have cousins who live in Iowa and Minnesota. My father grew up in Iowa and tells some gruesome stories of winter there and the COLD. I grew up in Memphis, Tennessee and it does get cold there, but at worse for a week the temperatures might drop to the 20's Fahrenheit. I have never shoveled snow in my life. What they get are ICE storms periodically. Those suck, although it is beautiful to see (until limbs fall off of trees, cant walk without risk of falling and driving a car is an exercise of pure terror.)

Here's some of the totals they're saying. As you can see, it varies. A few places got over 6 feet. (Orchard Park is where the Bills play)

Erie County

Hamburg – 81.2 inches
Orchard Park – 80 inches
Blasdell – 76 inches
Elma – 67 inches
East Aurora – 51.3 inches
Boston – 51 inches
Angola – 47.7 inches
Wales – 46.6 inches
West Seneca – 46.6 inches
Eden – 46.2 inches
Colden – 44.9 inches
Alden – 40.5 inches
Holland – 39 inches
Buffalo Airport – 36.6 inches
Glenwood – 35.6 inches
Williamsville – 30.5 inches
East Concord – 28.5 inches
Clarence – 22.9 inches
Akron – 22 inches
Snyder – 21.8 inches
Amherst – 19.1 inches
Kenmore – 13.9 inches
East Amherst – 13.3 inches
Tonawanda – 12.3 inches

Niagara County

North Tonawanda – 19.5 inches
Lockport – 18.7 inches
Pendleton – 16.6 inches
Niagara Falls – 14.5 inches
Sanborn – 14 inches
Rapids – 14 inches
Newfane – 7.6 inches

Cattaraugus County

Cattaraugus – 29.2 inches
Little Valley – 29 inches
Perrysburg – 22.7 inches
Franklinville – 20.2 inches
Ischua – 19.6 inches
Randolph – 17.5 inches
Allegany State Park – 8.5 inches
Olean – 4.4 inches

https://www.wivb.com/news/local-news/buffalo-snowstorm-what-are-the-latest-snow-totals-around-wny/