A dangerous lake-effect snowstorm paralyzed parts of western and northern New York, with nearly 2 feet of snow already on the ground in some p…
Lake effect snow is highly dependent on cold arctic air, warm lake water, and the precise wind direct across the lake.
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And here are the latest photos from the region:
Photos: Western New York snow scenes
Snowy morning in Buffalo
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Downtown Buffalo
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November snowstorm
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Lots of snow
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A snow-covered road
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Snow crews at work
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Cleaning out
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Roof raking
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Making a path
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More snow
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Not road ready
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A peaceful scene
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Snow cycle
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Hamburg snow
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Lake-effect clouds
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Elmwood Village in snow
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A workout
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Snow clouds
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Snow fort weather
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Cleaning out fire hydrants
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Welcome to Buffalo Street
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Stopping at Beerz
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Bills weather
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Cleaning the driveway
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Snow day
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November snow
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Getting a car out
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Plows at work
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A snowy walk
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Fleeing geese
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David Niedbala: Eyes on the sky
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Snowy city
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Working to clear the driveway
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Buried bison in Buffalo
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Walking home in a snow globe
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Snow clearing at Larkin at Exchange
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Stuck at Bailey and William
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Good Samaritans
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Getting a tire replaced before more snow
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Alone in a snowy neighborhood
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Lake-effect snow hits the city of Buffalo
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Little explorer
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Playful neighbors
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Hotel Henry through the snow
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Coating of leaves
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Disgruntled lion
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Driving ban
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Pup enthusiasm
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Clearing the walk
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Wind-whipped trees
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Shovel spray
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Snowy flora
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Statuesque in snow
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Clearing the car
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Snowmobile ramp
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A good neighbor
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Buried cars
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