lake effect snow

Picture this: a winter storm battering Buffalo with winds so fierce they’re causing chaos, knocking down trees and leaving thousands without power. It’s a tough scene out there.

More lake effect snow is heading our way in Western New York.

As winter wraps around Lake Erie, a familiar sight emerges to safeguard our shores and power facilities from icy chaos.

With the snowstorm roaring through, a local emergency plan kicks into gear. It’s a race against time to keep our neighbors safe and warm.

Buffalo's winter wonderland offers beauty, but for some, it’s a bitter battle against the cold. Discover how local organizations are providing essential support.

Winter has arrived in Buffalo, and the snow is making its mark. Get ready for a frosty season ahead.

Winter isn't over just yet and as the temps are expected to dip well below freezing, officials are ringing the alarm.

Travel around Western New York will be very slow this morning due to heavy Lake Effect snow.

The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a Lake Effect Snow Warning for much of Western New York.

It's going to be another long weekend filled with shoveling and plowing as a lake effect snow warning is issued in Western New York.

One of the best ways to know that winter has arrived in Western New York is if you can look into lake and see the boom.

The snow is piling up around New York State and south of Buffalo, there is over three feet of snow in some locations.