Weather & Natural Phenomena

9 Wintertime Struggles Only True Buffalonians Can Fully Appreciate

It’s Impossible To Forget The Year Buffalo Saw Its Largest Snowfall Ever

Buffalo experienced one of the snowiest and most tragic winters in 1976-1977, with Lake Erie freezing over and a historic storm causing widespread chaos and loss.

The Massive Snow Storm That Took Buffalo By Surprise 12 Year Ago

Buffalo experienced a historic and deadly snowstorm in mid-October 2006, known as Lake Storm Aphid or the October Surprise Snow.

You’ll Be Happy To Hear That Buffalo’s Fall Foliage Is Expected To Be Bright And Bold This Year

Buffalo is expected to have a vibrant fall foliage season in 2018, with peak colors arriving later than usual.

You’ll Be Pleased To Hear That Buffalo’s Upcoming Winter Is Supposed To Be More Mild Than Last Year’s

The Natural Phenomenon In Buffalo That Only Happens During Wintertime

Snow rollers are a rare winter phenomenon in Buffalo formed by wind blowing snow across open spaces.

No Buffalonian Will Ever Forget The One Winter That Never Seemed To End

8 Extreme Weather Terms That Don’t Scare Buffalonians

Buffalonians are unfazed by extreme weather terms that might scare others.

9 Hilariously Bizarre Ways All Buffalonians Have Hoped For Snow Days

Discover the best hiking trails in the Pacific Northwest, known for their stunning scenic views and diverse landscapes.

11 Brutal Truths About Surviving A Buffalo Winter

Discover the top hiking trails in the Pacific Northwest known for their scenic views and diverse landscapes.