How To Get Your Abandoned Vehicle Back In WNY

Many people who were out driving when the blizzard first started found themselves in danger and were forced to leave their cars and walk to shelter. Some people disregarded the travel bans and found themselves in the same situation. No matter the reason you ended up leaving your car, you're probably stressed out right now, trying to figure out how to get it back.

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Abandoned Vehicles Towed In Town Of Tonawanda

Anyone who had to abandon their vehicle during the Storm in @TownofTonawanda should call 716-879-6613 or 716-879-6614 and they will tell you what you need to do pick up your vehicle.

Abandoned Vehicles Towed In Niagara Falls

If your car was left in Niagara Falls, you can call 716-286-4711 for information about retrieving it.

Abandoned Vehicles Towed In Amherst And Clarence-Area

The Erie County Executive tweeted about how to find your car in Clarence and Amherst,

Cars being towed from Amherst, Clarence and nearby are being towed to ECC North. Cheektowaga is taking towed cars to the old Apple Tree Mall. Keep in mind, not every car that needs towing has been towed yet - and some vehicles will end up at other lots. We will try to update ASAP.

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Here Are the 10 Snowiest Places in Upstate New York!

This list shows the Top Ten Snowiest Communities in New York State. Some of the numbers these places put up are incredible! The regions stick mainly to the perennially snowiest places we are familiar with such as the North Country, Adirondacks, Western New York, and the Tug Hill Plateau.

There are several online places that list the "snowiest places in New York State." Surprisingly, they all have different rankings and all use different data. So we decided to use the New York State Ski Blog as our source. Thousands of skiers rely on this site for accurate weather conditions around the state. So we did too.

FYI...since the winter of 2022 is definitely not over these statistics are for last year. We have no doubt that the rankings will change next year. I mean, have you seen the photos coming out of western New York recently? WOW!