Dangerous Snowstorm Hits Buffalo, Western NY

Dangerous Snowstorm , Hits Buffalo, Western NY.

AP reports that NY Gov.

Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for 11 counties in western New York on Nov.

17.

A nonemergency vehicle driving ban was put in place.

By the morning of Nov.

18, the lake-effect snowstorm already dropped over a foot of snow in some places.

The driving ban has since been downgraded to an advisory in Buffalo but remains in effect in other areas of the county.

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According to the National Weather Service, up to 4 feet of snow could accumulate in Buffalo through Nov.

20.

According to the National Weather Service, up to 4 feet of snow could accumulate in Buffalo through Nov.

20.

AP reports that "Amtrak stations in Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Depew" are closed for the time being.

Flights to and from the Buffalo Niagara International Airport have also been canceled.

Flights to and from the Buffalo Niagara International Airport have also been canceled.

The National Weather Service reports that northern New York and parts of northern Michigan could also see an accumulation of at least 2 feet of snow through Nov.

20.

AP reports that ahead of New York's lake-effect snowstorm, .

The Buffalo Bills announced that their game against the Cleveland Browns on Nov.

20 would be relocated to Detroit.