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Buffalo The Powder Capital Of The World

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theabortionator
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/buffalo-hammered-wall-snow/story?id=27003217

Maybe not but that is quite a bit of snow this early. Saying places out there could get up to 6 feet by thursday. Buffalo get's some gnarly storms every few years but this is pretty heavy for november. I wonder if any western NY mountains are opening up early.

Now if the next storm would drop some mountains over there :)
Nov 18 2014 6:36PM
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SpookyCat
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Don't worry guys, this is all completely natural and has nothing to do with climate change.
Nov 22 2014 11:19AM
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louie.mirags
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thatparkskiierIsn't it really wet snow though?


It is when the temp hovers around the low thirties. It has stayed below 32 and the snow stayed pretty powdery. I've never been out west to compare though. I am leaving snow ridge now and I'm happy I made the trip. Most powder I've ever skied. The whole day was great and the first few runs were straight POW!

East coast hardcore real stuff
Nov 22 2014 2:45PM
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theabortionator
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thatparkskiierIsn't it really wet snow though?


It's 7 feet of snow in fucking november. Not sure if sour grapes or just stupidly hard to please. If somebody handed you $10,000 would you complain that it's in 50's instead of 100's and refuse to take it?

JenniferGarnerDon't worry guys, this is all completely natural and has nothing to do with climate change.



Because Buffalo NEVER EVER has insane lake effect blizzards that shut it down or anything. I'm pretty sure this is the first snowstorm they've ever gotten actually.
Nov 22 2014 5:27PM
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SpookyCat
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Because Buffalo NEVER EVER has insane lake effect blizzards that shut it down or anything. I'm pretty sure this is the first snowstorm they've ever gotten actually.[/QUOTE]


Right, getting 7ft. of snow in a 24 hour period is COMPLETELY NORMAL for areas with lake effect snow, which is why you hear all NYers saying this is another normal storm and there's absolutely zero national coverage on what's going on... oh wait.
Nov 22 2014 5:53PM
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JGWI
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Buffalo is a few days...
Nov 22 2014 5:53PM
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Mingg
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My house in Orchard Park has about 6 feet of snow. This is a picture of the house across the street. (Technically a 2 story house). There's 11 foot drifts in some areas as well.


I went up to Holiday Valley yesterday and it was incredible. There was 3 feet of untouched pow on one of the closed runs. It was absolutely incredible. That's definitely the deepest pow I've ever ridden. It was awesome! It's not really out of the ordinary for this to happen. The storm in 2001 brought 5/6 feet of snow. The October Storm in 2006 brought I think 4ft. As well as yearly lake effect storms.

Our average snowfall is 165in a year. Hamburg got 90 inches. So they got more than half the average snowfall in a week. It's pretty crazy!
Nov 22 2014 5:55PM
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theabortionator
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JenniferGarnerBecause Buffalo NEVER EVER has insane lake effect blizzards that shut it down or anything. I'm pretty sure this is the first snowstorm they've ever gotten actually.


Right, getting 7ft. of snow in a 24 hour period is COMPLETELY NORMAL for areas with lake effect snow, which is why you hear all NYers saying this is another normal storm and there's absolutely zero national coverage on what's going on... oh wait.


Just go get drunk or something. Nobody likes your fake red hair anyway. You probably live in new mexico or some shit anyway.

MinggMy house in Orchard Park has about 6 feet of snow. This is a picture of the house across the street. (Technically a 2 story house). There's 11 foot drifts in some areas as well.


I went up to Holiday Valley yesterday and it was incredible. There was 3 feet of untouched pow on one of the closed runs. It was absolutely incredible. That's definitely the deepest pow I've ever ridden. It was awesome! It's not really out of the ordinary for this to happen. The storm in 2001 brought 5/6 feet of snow. The October Storm in 2006 brought I think 4ft. As well as yearly lake effect storms.

Our average snowfall is 165in a year. Hamburg got 90 inches. So they got more than half the average snowfall in a week. It's pretty crazy!


I bet people were stoked to get some deep pow early season. I could have gone to snow ridge out this way but just didn't make it = lame
Nov 22 2014 6:29PM
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louie.mirags
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JenniferGarnerBecause Buffalo NEVER EVER has insane lake effect blizzards that shut it down or anything. I'm pretty sure this is the first snowstorm they've ever gotten actually.


Right, getting 7ft. of snow in a 24 hour period is COMPLETELY NORMAL for areas with lake effect snow, which is why you hear all NYers saying this is another normal storm and there's absolutely zero national coverage on what's going on... oh wait.


Your point is wrong. It does happen that much every few years. Look it up
Nov 22 2014 6:34PM
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Mingg
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theabortionatorI bet people were stoked to get some deep pow early season. I could have gone to snow ridge out this way but just didn't make it = lame


There actually weren't too many people there. The main roads to get there were closed. A drive that is usually an hour, was 2 and a half so most of the people there were people who live pretty close. It was a pretty chill day there!
Nov 22 2014 6:38PM
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louie.miragsIt is when the temp hovers around the low thirties. It has stayed below 32 and the snow stayed pretty powdery. I've never been out west to compare though. I am leaving snow ridge now and I'm happy I made the trip. Most powder I've ever skied. The whole day was great and the first few runs were straight POW!

East coast hardcore real stuff



its a weird feeling to know that some east coasters are getting balls deep before some of us westerners. spread the stoke tho, we's about to get hammered as well.
Nov 22 2014 6:40PM
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corona
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louie.miragsYour point is wrong. It does happen that much every few years. Look it up


I just looked it up. The last time this happened was 40 years ago.
Nov 22 2014 6:43PM
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SpookyCat
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louie.miragsYour point is wrong. It does happen that much every few years. Look it up


Why don't you look it up and post the link? Oh that's right, because you're talking outta your ass like every other climate change denier.
Nov 22 2014 7:11PM
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Mingg
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JenniferGarnerWhy don't you look it up and post the link? Oh that's right, because you're talking outta your ass like every other climate change denier.


No worries. I'll pull up a couple comparable to this storm.

2001:
http://www.buffalonian.com/history/articles/1951-now/2001snowstorm/2001great_snow.html

2006 October Storm:
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/buf/storm101206.html

If you think this kind of storm surprised any buffalo native, you'd be an idiot.

Oh wait..
Nov 22 2014 7:20PM
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SpookyCat
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MinggNo worries. I'll pull up a couple comparable to this storm.

2001:
http://www.buffalonian.com/history/articles/1951-now/2001snowstorm/2001great_snow.html

2006 October Storm:
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/buf/storm101206.html

If you think this kind of storm surprised any buffalo native, you'd be an idiot.

Oh wait..


In the links, the 2006 storm brought 24" in 16 hours, and in 2001 they got 36" in 24 hours. These two storms are considered as extreme and astounding.

And yet you think these are comparable to this storm where some parts recorded 84"+ in 24 hours... and you're calling me an idiot? That makes complete sense.
Nov 22 2014 7:35PM
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theabortionator
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JenniferGarnerIn the links, the 2006 storm brought 24" in 16 hours, and in 2001 they got 36" in 24 hours. These two storms are considered as extreme and astounding.

And yet you think these are comparable to this storm where some parts recorded 84"+ in 24 hours... and you're calling me an idiot? That makes complete sense.

Stan, why are you so mad?

MAke some ice in the freezer, crush it up in a garbage can. Make a snow man or bust out the tonka trucks and feel better.

It's going to be okay.


It's going to be alright.
Nov 22 2014 7:43PM
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Mingg
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JenniferGarnerIn the links, the 2006 storm brought 24" in 16 hours, and in 2001 they got 36" in 24 hours. These two storms are considered as extreme and astounding.

And yet you think these are comparable to this storm where some parts recorded 84"+ in 24 hours... and you're calling me an idiot? That makes complete sense.


Um no. The one in 2001 had 89 inches over the course of the storm. Which is comparable to what we've gotten.

The October storm is comparable because of the time. People think november is early for snow but we've had storms much, much earlier. The October storm was also really destructive.
Nov 22 2014 7:54PM
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MinggIf you think this kind of storm surprised any buffalo native, you'd be an idiot.

Oh wait..




The only people in Buffalo who are not sucking it up and are complaining about the snow are those who would complain if it was sunny, 75 , they had the day off, and a margarita in their hands.
Nov 22 2014 8:07PM
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louie.mirags
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JenniferGarnerWhy don't you look it up and post the link? Oh that's right, because you're talking outta your ass like every other climate change denier.


The climate is always changing. I'm aware of that. I'm basing my knowledge on primary sources. It's not just the buffalo area. It's a lot of areas surrounding the Great Lakes.
Nov 22 2014 8:09PM
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When i saw the facebook pics of entire stores beer coolers sold out before shit even really hit the fan i knew shit was about to hit the fan
Nov 22 2014 9:05PM
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theabortionator
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Twinjibber77When i saw the facebook pics of entire stores beer coolers sold out before shit even really hit the fan i knew shit was about to hit the fan


That's the worst. If you're stuck in your house and you can't even get fucked up.

+ vibes
Nov 22 2014 9:11PM
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SpookyCat
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MinggUm no. The one in 2001 had 89 inches over the course of the storm. Which is comparable to what we've gotten.


Yeah except this fell in 24 hours, not over the course of a week.
Nov 22 2014 9:13PM
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theabortionator
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JenniferGarnerYeah except this fell in 24 hours, not over the course of a week.


Oh shit just got real!!!!!!

Oh wait, not really. What you even know about the northeast?
Nov 22 2014 9:16PM
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SpookyCat
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theabortionatorOh shit just got real!!!!!!

Oh wait, not really. What you even know about the northeast?


Never been because its a frozen rat hole and the powder that does fall is more like white cement. I'd rather spend a season in Alabama.
Nov 22 2014 9:17PM
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theabortionator
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JenniferGarnerNever been because its a frozen rat hole and the powder that does fall is more like white cement. I'd rather spend a season in Alabama.


Try harder. Stop being so hurt, buy a fucking snowcone or something, take a nap whatever, and move on.


It's going to be okay
Nov 22 2014 9:28PM
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Mingg
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JenniferGarnerI'd rather spend a season in Alabama.


Please, go there. You'd fit in pretty well. However, the vast majority would still be more intelligent than you.
Nov 22 2014 10:45PM
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louie.mirags
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i wonder who is right here? A few people from NY who have witnessed this weather first hand and know tons more who have stories or the people who don't even live in the northeast?

Just wiki lake lake effect snow and look up the Great Lakes for starters
Nov 23 2014 9:44AM
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losh
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thatparkskiierIsn't it really wet snow though?


yeah. i hit holiday yesterday night and it poured like all night.
Nov 23 2014 10:39AM
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JenniferGarnerNever been because its a frozen rat hole and the powder that does fall is more like white cement. I'd rather spend a season in Alabama.


Oh so she really is the wicked witch of the west?
Nov 23 2014 12:32PM
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KingGeedorah
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I live in the city itself and we got snow up to our knees. It's the suburbs south of Buffalo that really got hit. A good amount of snow in the city has melted too after it rained yesterday, so urban pow missions are a no go.
Nov 23 2014 12:46PM
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ABalls
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The snow fell over the course of the week at my dad's house with the majority of it being in the beginning. About 2 feet fell at the end of the week.
Nov 23 2014 10:37PM
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Jennifer Garner might be the worst newschoolers member of all time
Nov 23 2014 10:49PM
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theabortionator
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yungsteezeJennifer Garner might be the worst newschoolers member of all time


Rated less than 1/10. That's bad.

Inb4 he get's pissed off and goes hur hur hur I trolls you. Being a herp derper=/= trolling
Nov 23 2014 11:21PM
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theabortionatorRated less than 1/10. That's bad.

Inb4 he get's pissed off and goes hur hur hur I trolls you. Being a herp derper=/= trolling


Its a sad day when you care about imaginary rating systems or think that matters in any sort of way. Have fun, internet princess! It still doesn't make you any less idiotic for ignoring the obvious signs that the world as we know it is dying.
Nov 24 2014 8:25AM
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louie.mirags
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JenniferGarnerIt still doesn't make you any less idiotic for ignoring the obvious signs that the world as we know it is dying.


everything dies eventually. The world over hundreds of years goes in and out of ice ages and warming spells. There is documented accounts of years crops failed and centuries when a huge amount of North America was under a glacier. The Buffalo area lake effect snow is not proof of climate change. My sister went to SUNY Oswego and tells a story about when they got the same amount of snow a few years back. You probably have no idea where Oswego is because you're talking out of your ass.
Nov 24 2014 9:42AM
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I live in Hamburg and right south out buffalo and I've never seen anything like this we were doing some urban the other day and we had to dig out all the rails and stuff, also now that it's melting i can see that my yard is just destroyed and all our trees and bushes and hedges are wrecked, it's going to be a mess in the spring to clean up
Nov 24 2014 9:58AM
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Drail
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JenniferGarnerthe world as we know it is dying.


define 'dying'.
Nov 24 2014 2:06PM
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Mingg
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Fitzy_I live in Hamburg and right south out buffalo and I've never seen anything like this we were doing some urban the other day and we had to dig out all the rails and stuff, also now that it's melting i can see that my yard is just destroyed and all our trees and bushes and hedges are wrecked, it's going to be a mess in the spring to clean up


My friend lives about a mile off the lake and she had like 11 foot drifts up against her house. Hamburg got slammedddd.

Yeah we had the same problem! We wanted to do some urban but digging it out was a lot shittier than building a lip & landing. So we just built a jump in the kids backyard(OP/Colden)
Nov 24 2014 2:13PM
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Nov 24 2014 4:30PM
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theabortionator
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I hope this whole "Bae" thing dies out.
Nov 24 2014 4:35PM
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louie.mirags
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theabortionatorI hope this whole "Bae" thing dies out.


it is definitely an odd thing. If you're going to shorty "baby" to "bae" why isn't it bay? Or I am missing something...

I just thought the meme was clever
Nov 24 2014 4:37PM
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Mingg
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louie.miragsit is definitely an odd thing. If you're going to shorty "baby" to "bae" why isn't it bay? Or I am missing something...

I just thought the meme was clever


It means before anyone else. B-a-e. I think it's dumb but oh well. It'll die soon enough.
Nov 24 2014 6:03PM
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SpookyCat
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theabortionatorI hope this whole "Bae" thing dies out.


Solution: Don't date 12-year-olds.
Nov 24 2014 7:30PM
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Mingg
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JenniferGarnerSolution: Don't date 12-year-olds.


The real solution here is for you to shut the fuck up.
Nov 24 2014 7:49PM
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SpookyCat
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MinggThe real solution here is for you to shut the fuck up.


Sorry Bae,
Nov 24 2014 8:05PM
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