Only 12.3 inches of new snow fell at the Buffalo Airport during the 1977 blizzard, according to the Northeast Regional Climate Center, compared to more than 40 inches in this week's storm.

A powerful winter storm has pounded Buffalo, New York — burying the city in a record amount of snow and stranding residents as temperatures plummeted dangerously low. More than 22 inches of snow ...

After tremendous efforts to recover from a deadly winter storm, officials in Buffalo, New York, are preparing for the threat of minor flooding in the days to come as warming temperatures and rain ...

BUFFALO, N.Y.-- Western New York is bracing for even more snow after a devastating winter storm over the weekend killed at least 27 people in the Buffalo area. New York remains under a state of ...

Winter storm death toll rises to 34 in Buffalo, New York, area as crews clear snow-covered roads and go door-to-door with food By CNN December 28, 2022 ...

The storm system, which began before Christmas, pounded Buffalo with more than 50 inches of snow in recent days. While snow buried the city, conditions went from bad to worse with frigid ...

Winter Storm Leaves Buffalo and Its Region Reeling At least three people have died in Erie County, and thousands were without power. The bitingly cold temperatures are expected to persist.

The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a winter storm watch for parts of upstate New York. Here's what to expect. News Sports Life Business Data Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals ...

Buffalo, New York is experiencing a winter storm with up to four feet of snow expected in some areas, and three people have died during the blizzard.

At least seven people were killed by the violent winter storm in and around Buffalo, New York, and the death toll was expected to rise, officials said in a "sobering" Christmas morning media briefing.

Buffalo, New York's roads have finally reopened Thursday after a driving ban was in place for nearly a week following a deadly winter storm that swept through the region.