snowvember

Western New York saw some record-breaking snow in November that was dubbed 'Snowvember' by Western New Yorkers. It was featured by national news outlets, celebrities wished us luck and people prayed for us, but nobody will understand how much snow really was on the ground until they live here and know what it normally looks like...

The best Frozen parodies come from the people who really understand the downside of snow falling and falling...and....FALLING!! Here is another parody of Frozen's Let It Go that Buffalonians and Western New Yorkers will really appreciate!

What a week! Channeling weather angst through parody - enjoy this Buffalo version of Frozen's "Let It Go".  WARNING: some language.

Check out some of these awesome posts from the Buffalo Bills over the last 72 hours. We're in day three of snowvember here in Buffalo and Western New York, and while we  wait to see if the Ralph Wilson Stadium will be unburied in time for the game on Sunday, our players react to the snow just like the rest of us.

Since he can't go home to his pad in Lancaster, Dan had to stay the night at the Mix 96 studios, so...he figured he'd take a nice stroll through the streets of snow-stricken downtown Buffalo.

As the second wave of the Western New York snowstorm moves in, Buffalo is "treated" to snow lightning and thunder! Here's a brief snippet captured from the Mix 96 studios.

It started out as a beautiful snowfall in South Buffalo on Monday night, but by Tuesday turned into a Winter Blast that dumped more than 70 inches in less than 24 hours.

Sometimes ya need a lil snack. When opportunity strikes, sometimes people just need a BIG snack. This Doritos delivery truck was stuck on Seneca street, so some "neighbors" decided to help themselves...   I just saw several men stealing chips from inside this abandoned Doritos truck. #Buffalo...

// . // ]]> The Bills game -- as of print time -- is still on for Sunday! But before we can get butts in seats, we have to FIND the seats! PHOTOS (updated): Ralph Wilson Stadium and One Bills Drive buried under a blanket of snow http://t...

A lake effect snow band continues to move through the Buffalo area.

Erie County is experiencing some snow and it is CRAZY!! Let's put this in perspective. Four miles south of Cheektowaga 65 inches of the white flurries were reported as of Wednesday afternoon while three miles north of Cheektowaga there was only two inches of snow reported!

A Lake effect snow warning remains in effect from 11 p.m. this evening through 1 a.m. Friday for Erie, Genesee and Wyoming counties. This includes metro Buffalo.