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I'm thinking waterfront, just south of city.

look farther back https://www.buffalohistorygazette.net/2010/09/the-lake-erie-seiche-disaster-of-1844.html?m=1 https://www.google.com/amp/s/buffalonews.com/news/local/history/oct-18-1844-great-flood-of-1844-devastates-buffalo/article_73b0e94c-fe27-5e7e-ac12-691a85809139.amp.html "Purists would call it a seiche, the Great Lakes version of a tidal wave, but for the victims there was little difference," wrote The News' Mike Vogel on Oct. 20, 1988. "A wall of water swept across the harbor and city, drowning 78 people while driving ships ashore and washing away scores of homes and wharves."

I'll be at lakeshore at 2-3 PM, should be peak conditions.

A few videos from the 3 straight nights of snow here. The first 2 are from Bills game with the strong winds/squalls, the last one is from today and features the highest snowfall rates. The end of video 2 is around 2" per as well.

A few videos from the 3 straight nights of snow here. The first 2 are from Bills game with the strong winds/squalls, the last one is from today and features the highest snowfall rates. The end of video 2 is around 2" per as well.

Love going down to waterfront for wind events

No sugar coating the long range from me. It looks real warm at least through christmas week. Maybe a new years reset.

Ended quicker than I thought 3.6" total season total 13.6" The one band had stronger rates than last night just awesome banding.

Forecast of 1-2” to this…

@SouthBuffaloSteve I think we have another shot at thunder snow with that next meso band in next 30 minutes.

Getting destroyed, 2"+ per. 2.8" of new snow so far.

Lets go getting my gear to go now! Heavy snow here

https://www.wkbw.com/news/local-news/woman-dies-after-car-plunges-into-niagara-river-near-brink-of-american-falls-at-niagara-falls?fbclid=IwAR2Ca0Eg_0qQUleL96cQsCBTqOTE49_Y65JlI2d3WnwZoGXpOLaooxNx3JA

Were they able to rescue the person in the car? Suicide?

True, I still think car accidents take the cake. 1" of snow in the southern USA results in hundreds/thousands of car accidents.

Here comes round 2, looks to set up a little bit further north this time

Each year, an average of 1,836 deaths and 136,309 injuries are attributed to conditions on icy and snowy roads. Icy road fatalities account for more deaths than all other weather hazards combined (3.6 times more).Sep 14, 2021 Almost everyone has air conditioning now a days. It’s tough to die from heat. It’s not easy surviving a car crash.

I was almost one of those in March of 2008 during that big snowstorm. Had my girlfriend drive and we spun 3 times went across the road and got hit my a truck going 40. A 1/2 spin early and I’m dead it hit the back of my car. From that point on only I drive in the snow. I consider myself a pretty good winter weather driver with all my chases. I’m pretty comfortable in it.

I remember this video

Driving in snow and cold results in quite a few car accidents and deaths. I’d be shocked if that isn’t leading cause of death.

Picked up another 1.2” overnight.