Drivers were trapped inside a Buffalo area Target for two days as the blizzard swept through.
RELATED: Buffalo hit with several feet of snow; residents prepare to dig out
The blizzard was predicted and proved to be a once-in-a-generation event. Buffalo hasn't suffered a storm this lethal since at least 1950. Reed Timmer, a veteran meteorologist and storm chaser, described it as "the worst blizzard I have ever covered."
The storm's devastation was in part the result of its fierce combination of snow, wind and cold temperatures. Also, freezing conditions escalated quickly.
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Snowing where it normally snows is not racist
In a possible scenerio I wouldve called a relative to pick me up by the road and then id pick up my car two days later.. the question is if driving was even possible there 🤔
No, it didn’t, they chose to stay, no one was forced to be there
Hey, how about that, another episode of Superstore!
Probably not the worst place to be snowbound….
I’m sure they kept themselves entertained.
M 🦘🏏😎