Thank you for saying so. That was very nice!

Thank you. One of the most amazing things is the silence. That thick heavy snow wraps a blanket of quietness on everything around you.

Glad you enjoyed it! Although snow of this magnitude is not an annual event, people here are well prepared. We know we're going to get it sooner or later! The snow blowers, the parkas, all the gear...are "at the ready". Next time we get hit like that, I'll be thinking of you and how much you would enjoy it. If I could, I'd send you a box of it!

Waiting to hear...did you get any? I'm hoping for you that you did!

Snowing down south, hoping it comes up the ranges tonight! Thanks for the reply!!

Will go to sleep tonight envisioning a large "shaker" of snow tumbling down upon your whole area! Hope you get it! Keep us posted! One way or the other! Crossing our fingers that you get your wish!!

Funny you said that!! Woke up to an' icing sugar' dusting of snow!! :) Yes!!!!

@nope That's pretty funny!

That's funny trust me it looks like heaven it isn't. It's a nightmare for most of us that live here. Unless you are into a winter sport. I grew up here and it's miserable 😖 I am 33 now and believe me yes I grew up here but I won't be living in NyS forever.

California is better

@@mawile2468 now I have thought of moving to California a few times but unlike california we don't have wild fires or serious earthquakes here. At least I know during a snow storm my house has a better chance of still standing in the morning unlike having a earthquake destroying it. That's not to say people don't lose their homes to snow storms or have roofs collapse because it does happen . But I rather go through a blizzard and know we will probably be fine than have my home destroyed by a earthquake or a wild fire. Anybody's home can burn down at anytime anywhere in this world. Wild fires are a bigger cause than someone. Setting a blaze on purpose or accident . So yes california is better in many ways but they also have just as many natural disaster problems if not more. Because let's not forget california is slowly being swallowed by the ocean.

@@Americanfoodreviews Lol California is still better

Thank you. That's nice to hear!

Well, he was last seen when Yeti, carrying a 12 pack of beer, dropped by to help him shovel. The snow is so deep, you can't make out either one of them now. But I'm sure the beer is tasting good. If the "Melting Time Table" I've worked out (one year per foot of snow) is accurate, they'll be up there for quite a while yet. And Yeti will be making a few more beer runs.

Brenda Echols same

Happy now?

Yes. You are right! And what you say makes sense "on the surface" (and the pun IS intended). It seems like it would have been a very nice, "padded cushion", except it was "ice-encrusted snow". (OUCH.) But thank you for the nice thoughts anyway. (We gave your comment a "Thumbs Up"!)

We cannot count how many times someone has suggested it (usually someone who sells the tool) and its just as stupid each time we hear it. We are not talking about some light, fluffy, fairy snowflakes here. We are talking about FEET of WET, HEAVY snow that has compacted down under its own weight. So, before you recommend something you know nothing about, and tell someone who has lived it how you know how to do it better, realize that maybe you don't have a clue. Because you don't.

@jswyman That's right. There is no need to get self-righteous. So, why are you?

@@ThatsTheWayWeRoll I have a slightly different way of clearing my roof, mostly because it's a long straight expanse, but I do start with a regular roof rake, take off the top layers closest to the edge (leaving a few inches for boot traction) while still on the ground, then climb onto the roof and toss the snow from the ridgeline down to the part I've already scraped--so that I can then get down on the ground again and scrape that off with the rake. I've never had 6 feet though! Just 3-4 tops! Don't know why I'm here, except I just saw "snow showers" in the forecast... Anyway, I enjoyed seeing how someone else tackles this job!

Where in WNY? (If you would like to contact us privately, we would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have, etc. Sort of help "roll out the welcome mat." Hint #1: Bring a shovel. Hint #2: Be prepared to meet some of the friendliest and funniest people you've ever known in your life. It's called the "City of Good Neighbors" for good reasons. ) You'll love it here.

Jessica H ,it’s not likely you will see this much snow. This was 6 years ago and I’ve only seen it once in my 47 years. Surely something I will never forget. Welcome to WNY.

I just moved to Buffalo in January and I was hoping for snow like this but it didn't happen. 😥 But, I'm hoping that this winter will have SOME snow! Welcome to WNY when you get here! 🙂

@@Wyldbutterfly028 That many feet at one time is definitely not a normal occurrence but several feet of snow at one time definitely is. (And often.) Several feet of snow at one time occurs much more frequently than once in 47 years.

@@barbkeen1221 Be patient. It will surely come! We definitely don't get inundated like this all the time but, when we do, we do. We might go a through a few light winters and then Bam! Major snowfall! Just make sure you are prepared with necessities (food stocked up, etc.) and emergency items in your car in the event you get stranded. P.S.- don't forget the toilet paper.

This is from the wife of the "whistler". When my husband was "fortunate enough to meet me" many, many years ago, one of the things that first attracted me to him was his ability to whistle so beautifully! He whistles happily, no matter what he is doing! He can be kissing a baby, fixing a car, setting up a Christmas tree, or cleaning a ditch. If you recognized that wonderful sound in this little bit of video, then I KNOW you know what I mean! Only very happy, self-confident men can whistle like that. I am very glad that you have such a wonderful, precious memory of your Dad. And thank you so much for posting such a nice comment.

Just want to thank you again for the nice comment about the whistling bringing back pleasant memories for you. WE passed that on to our son who lives in California with his wife and 3.5 children. It's a beautiful thing for all of us to treasure. You gave us all a big smile. (It's those little, simple things in life that touch our hearts so deeply.)

how do you cope with the flood when it melts?

You'll like this: Jimmy Griffin, former Mayor of Buffalo, was once quoted as saying everybody should grab a 6 pack and stay inside. Check it out: blog.buffalostories.com/buffalo-in-the-80s-when-grab-a-six-pack-became-our-mantra/ Hope the link works!

But then you'd miss out on the chance of meeting wonderful Western New Yorkers!

ThatsTheWayWeRoll This true, I guess if I was in that area it would be in the summer.

We have very nice summers

ThatsTheWayWeRoll We do to and if we got the amount of snow like this video it wound cripple us for atleast two weeks.

Just today, my husband and I were talking about your particular comment and how much we enjoyed it, and how many laughs it provoked! Thanks for posting!! This week, we have had rain and birds chirping, as if it were Spring! But, during the next 24 hours, we are supposed to get about 10 inches of snow.

Next time, I get to drink the wine and you get to shovel!

@@ThatsTheWayWeRoll 😂😂😂😂👍

Thank you. Maybe we could someday change locations for 24 hours? That would be very interesting.

@@ThatsTheWayWeRoll excited😍😉

We are sorry to hear that. Tell you what: whenever we get hit with our next big snowstorm, we would be more than happy to send you a box full of it. Or, better yet, a BOX CAR full of it (via the RR). (This is the honest to God truth: there have been times when the WNY municipalities have actually had to do that! The snow was scooped up, put into dump trucks, and driven away - to some unknown, mysterious locations. Or, dumped into RR cars to be carried off to other parts of the country.)

LOL! That would be funny to get snow in the mail. That is insane to think they actually transport snow to get rid of it. I did not know that was a thing. Thanks for replying with a comment! It's a very rear thing to see channel owners do. It shows you have care for both your channel and the people who visit it.

What's interesting is that it gets very quiet. All the sounds are muffled. It can be very beautiful, though.

We usually do have a beautiful white Christmas. We know this is going to come as quite a shock to you but, believe us, it is absolutely true. After that humdinger of a snowstorm in November, it all melted and by December we had....GRASS showing for the Christmas holiday! (Mother Nature can be quite the prankster when she wants.) (OK. You can quit laughing whenever you want!! We just enjoyed a laugh ourselves, while looking back on it all.) Thanks for posting!

And a Happy New Year to you, too!

***** Thanks for the tip. We've been thinking about getting one. In 25 years, this was the first time we had to shovel our roof!

***** Since you live south of Buffalo, I have to ask: did you get over to Letchworth to see that incredible ice tower yet? We went Sunday and I just posted 2 videos, with 1 more to go. It really is something else. It's currently 53 feet high and they said it can grow another 10 feet yet this winter! If you haven't seen it, take a ride over. Very interesting!

ThatsTheWayWeRoll Wow really? That would be worth a drive over to see

Thanks! You would be more than welcome and we would love to have you! (By any chance, do you happen to have your own pair of snow shoes? If so, that would help a lot!)

ThatsTheWayWeRoll Oh bless ya thats very kind for the invite...... Going to head over to Amazon as we speak....... will gladly help you clear all that snow.... Many thanks for posting. ;-)

Thank you for the attitude compliment. It is appreciated! There actually ARE very tough codes on the books. For example: A few decades ago, there were numerous problems concerning roofs that collapsed under the weight of the snow. So, new laws WERE passed. You can no longer have more than, I think, 3 layers before you have to do a "total tear off, before you can add any more roofing. But the roof itself was NEVER our concern. HERE WAS THE REAL ISSUE: The main structure of this home is 111 years old. And we never gave one thought, or worry, to the main structure, whatsoever! The room we are talking about was added somewhere in the 1970's, which was long before we purchased the home. And, therefore, we had no idea what the codes were at that particular time. We weren't here when that addition was added. Our concern was how that one story addition was tied into the main structure!!! Which was very questionable! Was it done correctly? Or not? If it wasn't correctly tied into the main structure of the house...we could have had a really BIG problem.( Like our neighbors did.) So, we had to remove as much weight as possible to alleviate the strain, hoping that room would not pull away (like theirs did).

Thank you. Actually, going out the window was the first idea on the list, but was very quickly dismissed. It was physically more difficult and much harder work than doing it the way that I did with the ladder. (Hey, could you please give me your phone number? For the next time? Would love to have a helper! Will pay "gas money" and we also feed our friends well!) Thanks for the nice comment!

Ha ha! Have you tried Siberia? I just looked it up and the average January temperatures in Yakutsk hover near -38 degrees Fahrenheit while the average in Verhojansk is an even colder -47 degrees. But the average summer temp does go up to 64. (Siberia also has a village that is designated the "coldest inhabited place on earth". In 1924 they recorded a temp of -96. But you only get 3 hours of sunlight per day.) That's the best suggestion I can make. Thanks for starting my day with a laugh!

That's pretty EXTREME ( even for some Winter lovers such as myself... ) But on average the Winter temperatures I'm comfortable with are like between "20's & teens" ( even "single digits" if it's a dry Winter climate like in the Rockies where the snow looks like "talcum powder" so GLORIOUS it looks FAKE!!!.... ) If you know how to layer up and dress right you can survive... If that wasn't the case half the population here in the US would would FREEZE to DEATH within the first hour of real "frigid" weather!!!... It's waaaaay EASIER to dress for "cold weather" than "hot"!!!... 64F Summers do exist right here in the US ( like on the Washington/Oregon coast where many places don't have A/C!!!!... )

I was just thinking about the old TV show "Hogan's Heroes". They always threatened "Shultz" with the thought of being transferred to the "Russian front". Now we know why Schultz never wanted to go there!

Finally a REAL taste of Winter for most of the country!!!.... I hope we STILL get SNOW in June to compensate for the 9 months of Summer & 2 months of Spring we've had in 2016!!!...

You are not the best app ever but I

It is cemented in our back yard. It represents where we first met 47 years ago. Just a sentimental thing. (Oddly enough, this video was up for a few years before anyone actually asked about it!)

P.S. Thanks for the question and the smiles it brought.

Happy for you. We know how much you enjoy it.

If I Had My Way Summer Would Not Be Warmer Than 55F do you live in Colorado?

Don't want to rub it in but we can our first dose of it today.

@@artopratt Not currently ( but did a few years back... ) and still visit from time to time....

Happy for you! We know you love it.

Love the way that you passed the snow video along!! That's fantastic. Our son and family have lived in California for 15+ years and are finally going to move back to NY. We promised that the first thing we would buy them would be....a snow blower! Last week, he asked us about the weather forecast. We actually couldn't answer him because, unless they say something like "2 FEET of snow by morning", we don't pay any attention. During this past week alone, we went from snow on the ground, to 2 days of higher temps and rain - which melted that snow, followed by falling temperatures which, of course, produced ice and then that was capped off by about a foot of new snow. Unless there is a major forecast, we don't even pay attention to it all. But, forewarned or not, the weather here in Western New York can always bring surprises. Thanks for sharing our video with your son and his friends! We enjoyed hearing that.

ThatsTheWayWeRoll Hi again, I lived in CA. I've lived in a lot of states and countries. I was married to a 20 year A.Force man from Boston who, after retiring, took a job with a civilian contractor that bid on feeding servicemen in dining halls. We got the exact same weather as you did but two days ahead of you, as it all came in on that Canadian clipper blowing West to East. After everything melted and was clear and cleaned up we are getting snow again...and another warm up and rain forecast for the weekend. I like those January thaws and rain!!! We get lake effect snow, like you, but usually not nearly as much as you do, in N.Y. So, here's to the weekend thaws.....long may they melt! Bet you'll be happy to see your son move back. I still have one son that's about a mile away and a daughter that's 2 miles away. One grandson here and his brother in N.Y.C and a grand daughter in San Antonio. All are grown. Thanks for your response. Phyllis Duffy

I think we have the same forecast! Another problem here, though, is that we get a lot of ice jams which the City of Buffalo's fireboat tries to keep broken up. When things thaw and it rains many people get flooding. I feel sorry for them because it can be bitter cold with ice water running through their houses.

ThatsTheWayWeRoll ....and we have the Grand River. We have much in common. :-)

Hi, Phyllis. Yes, we do have a lot in common. I feel like we somehow "click" and that a friendship is beginning to slowly evolve. I tried to privately communicate with you further but, when I looked at your channel yesterday, there didn't appear to be any way to contact you privately. Please send me a message through our channel if you want to converse more.

Enjoy!

You are very correct. Many people who post have absolutely no clue whatsoever as to how much weight there is in just one shovel full of snow. And what a difference there is concerning "light, fluffy snow" vs. "wet, heavily compacted snow". Thank you, sir, for realizing how heavy it is.

The main structure didn't need it. Had to do the back family room roof because it was an add on and we weren't sure how it was tied in to the main structure when it was built. Better safe than sorry. (A neighbor was out of town and his room pulled away from the main structure.)

As you discovered, those eaves can be very dangerous. Sounds like you had fun, though. And created a nice memory. And that's what counts. (And, oh yeah...no broken bones!) And, you only did it twice. Just think what could have happened if he had "triple dog dared you".

when you got blowing snow the piles you see are called drifts and resemble the sand dunes of deserts. Think you are referring to what is called a slide/slip.

No, it isn't. But what doesn't kill us makes us stronger, I guess.

Yeah! We don't know why but for some reason this current one was a little bit harder to deal with than the one in the above video. There's just nowhere to go with it! Luckily, there will be rain this weekend - which will get rid of a lot of it. Until next time, that is!!!

Maybe he should just hire you to eat it off instead of doing all that shoveling 😂

Not sure how appropriate or inappropriate this comment was, or what your real intentions of the message were. What we DO know is that it came across as very strange and uncomfortable to us. Enough so that it merited this comment. So...watch it. Be very careful how you phrase things.

We agree that, under the right circumstances, metal roofs are great! (We had one on our home in Virginia but, of course, we didn't have to worry about heavy snow there. They are nice, though.) In this particular situation, it was the only time in the 25+ years that we've been in this home that we had to worry about it. Last time we had snow that serious was in the "Blizzard of '77". Both were historic storms and will always be remembered. Thanks for posting. It's always enjoyable to read a nice, friendly, sensible comment!

Apparently you don't live where they sell and use snow shovels. That's how they are. Plastic blades with a strip of metal across the edge of the front. The curved-blade rectangle style he's using is a very popular style, but some people prefer the ones with the square, flat blade. The blades are made of heavy plastic to keep the weight down. In above-freezing temperatures, wet snow can be very, very heavy, so saving weight is important (every winter we hear stories on the local news of older people dying of heart attacks while shoveling snow).

swtsoph I like the sleigh shovels for roof clearing. You don't lift the snow at all and you move cubic yards instead of cubic inches.

And I intend to stay in that 2nd category.

Well i wish you the best up there, just know about gravity and ice and murphys law

Yes. We agree.That horrible "Murphy's Law" dude creeps up and attacks whenever you least expect him! But, during an emergency, ANY emergency, you do what you have to do at that particular moment in time. (And then think back about it afterwards.) But, in hindsight, there isn't ANYTHING I would have done differently! In any way, shape, or form. Or would do again under the same circumstances.

We certainly don't get that much snow on a regular basis. We get snow on and off throughout every winter, but snow of that magnitude only happens every few years. But, when it does, it does! As a matter of fact, a month after that storm, we had NO snow - just green grass for Christmas. (Mother Nature has a sense of humor.) Just the other day, I asked my husband what the snow forecast was. He said, "2-4". I said, "2-4 feet?" "No. 2-4 inches." "Oh. Ok." And we laughed. You become conditioned to it. (But maybe the next time we get pounded, we can ship some to you!) Thanks for posting. We enjoy the comments.

We had our first dose of it today. Not even an inch but it heralds the beginning.

GTO Bob 66 there is never as much snow on the roof mainly because it blows off so easily

I enjoyed doing it with the plastic shovel and it did no damage to our roof.

From what we hear, the weather in Buffalo wasn't so great. We missed it because we were in New Orleans - sweating.

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Which would be a whole lot of fun IF there wasn't an ice encrusted topping to it. (Compare it to a motorcycle going down and the road rash that would ensue! A little exaggerated, but you get the idea!) Wish it could be the way you describe, though. If so, we would have done it! Thanks for posting!

We do you stick into the snow like a lawn jart

We used to jump off the roof after a large snowstorm when I was a kid. My parents didn't know we were doing this, would have gotten in trouble.

Village for us, too, so you can appreciate it! Living in our area is not for the faint of heart. (By any means.)

Thank you. It's after midnight here, so "Happy Belated St. Patrick's Day" to you, too! From Buffalo - ranked #4 in the nation for Irish celebration. (One parade today and another parade tomorrow.) Sending Irish hugs!

Pete Linster Erase one of those 6's and our temps will match!

If this were a "new build", then yes, that would be an excellent suggestion. But, this room was built in the 1970's - long before we moved here - and was added on to a home that was originally built in 1906. So, there is no way it could structurally be done now. (And, yes, it can be dangerous.) But thank you for the comment and suggestion. (Good ideas are always welcome!)

How about something with a long handle and a 'blade' feature at the front. If you put it up against the exterior of the house you could pull it back toward the edge of the roof. I've seen similar snow rakes used in places like Alaska. The roof pitch is different there, but there has to be something made to help you out.

In reality, no. First, there is fresh snow. Then, more snow is added on top. Between the heat of the room below combined with the fresh fallen snow, the underlying layer begins to be compacted. You have a repeated pattern of compacted snow and fresh, light snow. There are layers of snow that crush down and compact the snow underneath. Then, more new snow is added on top. The pattern repeats. And some of the layers of snow become heavier and denser. Before you know it, you are looking at 7 feet of light/heavy, light/heavy layers. And a tremendous amount of weight on your roof!There are all kinds of companies who manufacturer "snow roof rakes". I'm sure they would help to clear your roof if you only have a few inches of fresh, newly fallen snow. In the way ours occurred, they'd be totally useless. If we could invent a miracle product that would be able to remove all the snow under these particular conditions, we'd both become millionaires! In the meantime, the best product to use in this situation is still the good, plain old-fashioned snow shovel!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bsx8e8SImL_aeo0.html Maybe something like this? Less wear and tear on the back with really good control of it.

Thank you for the suggestion. The top 2 feet of snow was very powdery but then, below that, it was all hard and had to be chopped into blocks. Believe me, the way I did it was the easiest. Thanks anyway, though.

It would cost a fortune to operate in our climate.

Something similar to what car windows have.You could probably run the whole thing off a generator

When the melt water rolls off the roof it's going to freeze again somewhere.

pahrahinc. They have such a setup for asphalt driveways! Possibility one could configure a like setup for residential use.

You are right.

Good questions. Everybody has a snow blower. If you know a big storm is on its way, you can't wait for it to end to start clearing it. You have to try to keep at it and plow over and over again while it's still snowing. Everyone owns heavy duty winter gear (parkas, etc.) As for being stuck home, you have to be prepared: plenty of food and basic necessities (meaning DON'T forget the toilet paper while stocking up!!!) The key is to be prepared, as much as you possibly can. As for damage to the house: not normally. We had to do the roof that you see in the video because it was an "add-on" room. Since it was put there by a previous owner, we weren't sure if it was done properly (how well it was tied-in to the main structure) and couldn't risk the room pulling away. (Our neighbors were stranded out of town. While they were gone, they had a room pull away by the weight of the snow.) Just out of curiosity, what part of the world do you live in?

ThatsTheWayWeRoll I live in WV, like I said we use to get a lot of snow, but nothing like you do. In the higher mountains they get a lot of snow but here where I live we maybe get anywhere from 3 to 12 inches of snow. I remember years ago it would start snowing around November and we didn’t see ground til March or April. We are supposed to get some snow either Sunday or Monday but I seriously doubt it. Shoot if it just snows a couple of inches they shut down schools and just about everything. Lol! If it snow here like it does there they would call a Sate if Emergency!! Lol They wouldn’t know what to do. Thank you so much for answering my questions and sharing your story with me. I hope have a good Holiday.

Every once in a while, they do declare a state of emergency and call in the National Guard. And sometimes there is so much snow that they have to use pay loaders to dump it into train cars to ship it out of here. (We used to live in Virginia, in the Roanoke area, so I know what you mean. Pure panic there!) Thank you and we hope you have a good holiday, too!

ThatsTheWayWeRoll It happens a lot on KZfaq, or social media. Best thing to do it block them, like you did. I feel sorry for these negative people.....such a sad way to live. Phyllis

Yes, the one guy wouldn't quit. He kept coming back trying to prove his point. My opinion? The only point I see is the one on top his head!

ThatsTheWayWeRoll ....ha ha ha!

Those idiots must be mentally challenged and second off, this video is like almost 4 yrs old.

Exactly! Thank you.

Ha ha! Excellent question! (As long as that video has been up there, we've been wondering when somebody would notice it and comment. Finally, somebody asked!) Someone gifted that sign to us years and years ago. It represents the location where we first met (about 46 years ago.) It is our "sentimental" sign. (So we never forget where our journey through life together began!) Thanks for asking. We laughed about it several times today. It's so out of place, we kept wondering why nobody ever commented on it before?! Thanks for noticing. You helped make our day!

I was just about to ask that! It looked weird because it's so close to the house, so I wanted to see what kind of street it was and went on Streetview, but got confused cause it's a street corner in Buffalo, that'S clearly not here :)) crazy snow btw, cool video!

Thanks! (And we apologize for your virtual "road trip".)

We LOVE that people have finally noticed the so "out of place" street sign! The street view you saw was the real location of the beginning of our lives together. And that is the actual sign that was on that corner at that point in time: 1971. When someone mysteriously gifted it to us, it was so special and meaningful that we knew it needed to be kept here permanently, and treasured forever, and that it why it is cemented in our backyard. It may confuse the rest of the world. But it makes a whole lot of sense to us.

Thanks! Just doing what I needed to do to get through it all but it's nice for someone to notice.

Ours has been a roller coaster winter but, thankfully, only one snowstorm. I think we had one 2 foot snowfall. The rest has just been odds and ends of all kinds of weather but especially lots of rain this year. Which would disappoint you but is ok with us! Although we know we will pay for it later - during another winter. Always good to hear from you!

What you are unaware of is that "If I Had My Way...." has posted on and off for a few years. We have had conversations concerning the weather. As soon as we see the name, we know exactly who it is. He, or she, is thrilled when there is bad weather in his/her area and hopes and prays for snow. (Two feet of snow would be like winning the lottery!) So, whenever there is snow in the local forecast, "If I had my way..." shares that with us because we know how eagerly anticipated it is. (And his/her comments are always welcome and enjoyed.) Our reply meant we've had it nice but eventually Mother Nature will catch up with us once again. It is NOT nonsense. "Later" doesn't mean imminent. "Later" doesn't mean next year. It just means some time in the future.

Thank you. It was very hard work but well worth the damage it may have prevented.

ThatsTheWayWeRoll Yes .Congrats !!

WNY area: we've only received about 6" of snow so far this season. We should have averaged about 2 feet by now. Happy New Year to you, also!

We get plenty to share!

Try working in that....Dumb ass

TRUE! (Unless it's icicles hanging from your eaves. Then that means you're getting some heat loss somewhere.) Just watched your Colchester, England video. Nice job!

The roof that had to be shoveled is a shed-type roof. We did not put this room addition on. It was here when we purchased the house. Therefore, we had no idea of how it was structurally tied-in to the main house. Since we didn't know, we could not take the chance of the room separating from the main structure because of the weight. (Which happened to many people.)

We did! Are you saying it never got there?? (Hmm. Just by chance, did you, at any point, receive a mysterious delivery of water?)

Thank you! It was filmed using a GoPro Hero 3+ Black.

Believe it or not, that's actually more difficult. If it was easier, I'd have done it that way.

The back. It's a one-story added on room.

Just dawned on us why you might have asked. Was it because of the street sign?

drummer261 Spoke too soon! 2 to 3 FEET of new snow predicted for tomorrow! Thruway shutting down in advance. Wind gusts will be 40. Chill factor well below zero. Sigh. Deja vu. But, after getting 6 feet, 2-3 feet is nothing. So, stay tuned! If there's any good action, we'll film it!

wow thats crazy

send that snow are way to chicago

Waving to you right now, neighbor! What did you think of that Bills game Sunday? Holy smokes! A game that will forever be remembered. It was actually very funny. The rest of the world must think we're nuts. Living here is not for the faint of heart, that's for sure. But we wouldn't trade it. Thumbs up, buddy!

ThatsTheWayWeRoll It was a real game. I hope to see more like that. Just keep the snow in OP. I actually work not to far from the Stadium .

Yeah, we agree, keep it in OP. Because we aren't in OP. We are in the Village of Hamburg. But, during that game we were looking out our windows and seeing the exact same thing through the blinding snow that everyone else at the stadium was seeing = nothing!! We couldn't even see across the street. So, you can't be working too far away.

what was summer like in buffalo that exact same year?

ThatsTheWayWeRoll how about this year?

Old school version of what? And "60 m that is maybe 10 sec..." ?? Sorry, but we just don't understand what you are referring to in your post.

It was an experience, that's for sure!

Please check out our channel, we are from the Smoky Mountains in the Tennessee area

buffalo is ranked 2nd for most snow in this country, our average is 12 feet, its cause we live next to lake erie, its not this bad every winter, when theres a storm its like a blizzard, the lake is so shallow it frezzes every year

Thank you Jim for replying back and I hope you will check out our channel, we are hikers from the Smoky Mountains in the Tennessee area.

Around here, the weather changes so fast it's like someone flipped a switch! Not unheard of for it to be a cold, damp, rainy spring day and the next day you'll be sweating. Or, the temperature will plummet 20 degrees overnight. When we had this snow storm in November, we had green grass and no snow for Christmas. The weather here is never dull, that's for sure. We love our four seasons though. (Hope you get tons and tons of snow! And soon. You must be a skier or snowboarder.)

There will be no "White Christmas" in the forecast this year for my area ( just a "picture-perfect" BROWN holiday along with "single digit/sub zero" temperatures !!!... ) I've got a case of SNOWSTALGIA!!!....

"Snowstalgia"...the word of the day! Good job. I'll have to use that word in conversations.

Hey man if the "shoe fits".... ( I'm always coming up with the WACKIEST "quotes/sayings/word mash-ups" you can imagine!!!.... Lol!!!.... )