Buffalo gets buffaloed with snow. Photos from social media and news.
The lake effect snow stormed in with a fury today. There is an estimate of over six feet of snow by the time this is done — and many areas of Buffalo and it’s surrounding areas are very very close.
Updated 11/21: Below are some photos of people who have made the best of a bad situation…. Keep checking back as I’m adding more awesome images as they come in.
Here is a time-lapse video of the storm moving in.
Making the best of the storm. Turning the outer doorway into a beer fridge…
THIS is how we handle #snowvember in Buffalo, NY. @BfloBizECarey @BfloBizJimFink @JoannaPasceri7 @thewidow71 http://t.co/JD0a9sAOsZ—
Music Fan (@Buffalo_music) November 19, 2014
Turning 50 inches of snow into a positive. #snowvember #BuffaloSnow http://t.co/bsWxVDxbVW—
Mike Ginnitti (@ginnitti) November 19, 2014
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They found the hot tub!
@NewsRadio930 @WKBW @news4buffalo @WGRZ greetings from south buffalo #Buffalo #snowvember http://t.co/GnPL6pVxZq—
Paul Blake (@ptblake) November 18, 2014
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I’m sure this dog isn’t quite sure what to think of this….
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And some other postings on various social media sites….
Well I guess this is what snowed in really means. Picture from Jessica Marie in West Senaca NY via @GregPollak. WOW! http://t.co/CYQK2yCh7h—
Ed Russo (@EdRussoWSBT) November 19, 2014
http://instagram.com/p/viquWSnF_y/
My wifes car has snow piled on it 2 feet higher than our door. #bufwx http://t.co/BHGQvUr6sT—
Rich Pawlewski (@richpawlew3) November 18, 2014
The height of the snow on my car is unreal 😂 #snowvember @WGRZ http://t.co/YXRrwHvkZO—
ẓєғ ɢıяʟ (@TiffayStorm) November 18, 2014
@ameliasegal @capitalweather @JimCantore Finally stopped snowing in Buffalo! #LakeEffect the mound on right is an SUV http://t.co/FkSFaZJo9I—
Jeff Westley (@JeffWestley) November 19, 2014
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The pictures from Buffalo are making me mighty grateful to no longer be living in upstate NY on the shores of Lake Ontario. After three winters there, the novelty of all that snow had worn off.