snow

A crazy snow storm is hitting much of the central United States this week.

We're one month out from the average date of Buffalo's first annual snowfall.

Snow is on the way....again! The snow will be heaviest later this afternoon. Expect the ride home to extremely slow again.
But, don't think that the end is in sight. Although, the groundhog called for an early Spring, it looks like we have a couple more weeks of uneasy weather and potential snow…

There's no avoiding it. We are getting a whole lot of snow. So we can either just sit inside and avoid it, or we can have some fun with it.

Heading in the direction of 1000 closings between schools and businesses, odds are you are probably home. Don't let anything bad happen to you or your house. Here are three things you should take on to make sure anything worse doesn't happen...

What? Is this guy in Buffalo? Everyone has their own tactic brushing off the snow. Most use a snow brush, some use their glove, some use a broom....but this guy, this guy uses his toddler.
It was snowing pretty good outside and used his kid as a snow brush...

We live in Buffalo and when you hear a storm is coming and it is hyped up to be something big enough that we need to prepare for, you think the worst: driving ban, you can't see down the street, you can't physically leave for work, etc.
This past weekend certainly wasn't a "st…

First off...I would not classify this as a storm. I mean, maybe by technical definition it was, but it is certainly nothing that we cannot handle here in Western New York.
That being said, when a big snow fall hits, the people of Buffalo get creative...

Destroying a snowman with your car could be really fun. But if you're going to do it, you should make sure it wasn't created by someone from Buffalo.

Western New York is staring down a monster lake effect snowstorm that will bury parts of the area, almost entirely south of the city of Buffalo itself.

Get ready, your Thursday morning commute could be affected.

You've heard of Tim Hortons' 'Timbits' but have you ever heard of 'SNOWbits'? They'll be available this winter, but only at one location in Western New York.