Buffalo Area Snowfall Totals from January 17th Snowstorm

The snowstorm that blew into western New York on Monday, January 17, 2022, left its mark all across the region and caught many by surprise by how it impacted the area.

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From broken snowfall records to closed schools and businesses, the storm made its impact known and left dozens of snow-clogged streets in its aftermath. Some parts of the city of Buffalo were hit especially hard as it took several days for streets to be plowed and for schools to be able to open for in-person classes.

While most roads in western New York have been plowed, things are still pretty rough for some in Buffalo, especially if you're looking for somewhere to park.

The National Weather Service has compiled the snow totals from across the Buffalo area and it seems like quite a bit of snow fell during the storm. Check out the totals below:

Sanborn - 25.5 Inches
Kenmore - 22.0 Inches
Lockport - 19.5 Inches
Niagara Falls - 19.5 Inches
Buffalo Airport - 20.6 Inches
Cheektowaga - 20.6 Inches
Snyder - 19.3 Inches
Depew - 18.6 Inches
Clarence - 17.4 Inches
Orchard Park - 16.0 Inches
West Seneca - 15.7 Inches
Hamburg - 14.8 Inches
East Aurora - 14.1 Inches
Williamsville - 14.0 Inches
Eden - 12.5 Inches
Angola - 10.6 Inches

The National Weather Service has a list of all the snow totals for all of western New York. If you're interested in seeing how much snow fell in your area, you can find the full list of the snowfall totals right here on the NWS Buffalo website.

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