snowvember

Where is the snow? Across New York State, people are waiting and holding their breath wondering when winter weather will show it's face?

A decade ago, the scene around Buffalo and Western New York looked a lot different than it does this week.

Living in Western New York, there is absolutely one thing we can be sure of: snow will happen in Buffalo. Sometimes that snow comes in epic proportions and we need to be ready for an emergency weather event.

It's been seven years this week that Buffalo's south towns was hit with the most snow any of us will ever see in our lifetimes.

Mercy Hospital is apparently witnessing a baby boom just nine months after the large snowstorm that buried Western New York last November. The hospital is apparently seeing a 25 to 30 percent increase in births, according to WKBW, putting the number of babies born per moth to around 300.

One man took his drone to the sky during the storm to capture some amazing scenes in West Seneca.

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.

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.

Western New York continues to be shut down due to the lake effect snow pelting the Buffalo area. The winter storm has dumped over five feet of snow in the area and more is on the way!