Looking back at Buffalo's memorable November storms
Major snows in the days before Thanksgiving are relatively rare, but always memorable.
Few can forget the famous "Snovember" storm of Nov. 17, 2014, a wall of white that paralyzed areas south and east of Buffalo while leaving the city unscathed.
And then there was the greatest 24-hour snowfall the area has ever seen βΒ 24.9 inches on Nov. 20, 2000 βΒ which caught everyone by surprise and stranded thousands of commuters overnight.
Take a look back at The Buffalo News' coverage of Western New York's memorable November storms.
Every Western New Yorker has a story from the back-to-back lake-effect snowstorms of November 2014 that killed 13, knocked out power to thousa…
A look back on the Storm of 2000 that dropped 24.9 inches of snow on an unsuspecting region in just nine hours. The snow fell at an inopportun…
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Public works crews are well prepared for the deluge, officials from the county and city said Wednesday in separate news conferences, but they urged residents to use caution.
A major lake-effect storm that dumped more than 5 feet in Orchard Park and Blasdell on Friday will continue to impact the region through the weekend.
