The death toll from a historic onslaught of winter weather across the U.S. rose to at least 50 Monday as frigid arctic air and heavy lake-effect snow left large swaths of the U.S. frozen.

A lake-effect snowstorm dumped multiple inches of snow over western New York Friday, with snowfall totals expected to reach at least 4 feet through Sunday in the Buffalo area. The storm was blamed ...

Heavy snow is expected to keep piling up in western New York state through Sunday after a historic storm saw the Buffalo area logging record snowfall totaling more than 6 feet in some areas.

The major winter storm that impacted parts of the U.S. last week devastated Western New York. The Buffalo region, which is no stranger to snow, was walloped with prolonged whiteout conditions and ...

Buffalo, New York’s second-largest city, was spared the early brunt of the snow but was later boggled by swift changes in the storm. An early respite in the city was quickly cut short when a ...

At least 25 others across 11 US states also have been reported dead in the storm, which buried the city of Buffalo in nearly 52 inches of snow, trapping residents in western New York at home ...

it is possible that additional amounts around a half foot or so could occur across the Buffalo metro area,” the National Weather Service said. On Saturday afternoon, New York Governor Kathy ...

State and military police were sent Tuesday to keep people off Buffalo's snow-choked roads, and officials kept counting fatalities three days after western New York's deadliest storm in at least ...

Residents in western New York got even more snow Saturday ... a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Buffalo, said on Saturday. "Major roads are closed right now because they're ...

For western New York residents, this week’s storm is ... as captured by Richard Hulburd from @weather_buffalo. Writing on X on Monday, Hulburd said the scene felt like he “walked into the ...

A cold front will change the weather in New York State and some sever storms are possible from Buffalo to Albany.