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DEADLY HISTORICAL Blizzard Hits Buffalo, New York - Dec. 23 / 25, 2022

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Buffalo residents hovered around space heaters, hunted for cars buried in snow drifts and looked for more victims Monday, after 28 people died in one of the worst weather-related disasters ever to hit western New York. <br> <br>The rest of the United States also was reeling from the ferocious winter storm, with at least another two dozen deaths reported in other parts of the country. <br> <br>Up to 9 more inches of snow (23 centimeters) could fall in some areas of western New York through Tuesday, the National Weather Service said. <br> <br>“This is not the end yet,” said Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz, calling the blizzard “the worst storm probably in our lifetime,” even for an area accustomed to punishing snow. <br> <br>Some people, he noted, were stranded in their cars for more than two days. <br> <br>President Joe Biden said his prayers were with the victims’ families, and offered federal assistance Monday to the hard-hit state. <br> <br>Those who lost their lives around Buffalo were found in cars, homes and snowbanks. Some died while shoveling snow, others when emergency crews could not respond in time to medical crises. <br> <br>Melissa Carrick, a doula, said the blizzard forced her to coach a pregnant client through childbirth by telephone. An ambulance crew transported the woman to a hospital about 45 minutes south of Buffalo because none of the closer hospitals were reachable. <br> <br>“In any other normal Buffalo storm? I would just go because that’s what you do – just drive through the snow,” she said. “But you knew this was different.” <br> <br>Scientists say the climate change crisis may have contributed to the intensity of the storm. That’s because the atmosphere can carry more water vapor, which acts as fuel, said Mark Serreze, director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado, Boulder. <br> <br>Victor Gensini, a meteorology professor at Northern Illinois University, likened a single weather event to an “at-bat” — and the climate as your “batting average.” <br> <br>“It’s hard to say,” Serreze said. “But are the dice a little bit loaded now? Absolutely.” <br> <br>Read more: https://apnews.com/article/wea....ther-canada-business <br> <br>#blizzard #buffalo #winterstorm

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Duugus
Duugus
2 years ago

Democrat run cities.

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joolco22
joolco22
2 years ago

Reminds me of the winters of the 1960s and 70s

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Councilof1
Councilof1
2 years ago

In case anybody was wondering Lake Erie is over 9,900 square miles.

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