Western New York state is digging out from under piles of snow at the start of the holiday week, after a historic snowstorm slammed the area over the weekend.
Just traces of snowfall – 1 to 3 inches – are expected in the Buffalo area through Tuesday, CNN meteorologist Robert Shackelford said. A likely welcome respite after the city got 21.5 inches of snow Saturday, setting a daily record for November 19 and marking the second-snowiest November day overall.
9 inches of snow in November as of Sunday, the second-highest to this point for November, trailing only 45.6 inches in 2000. The accumulating lake-effect snow in recent days shuttered roads and snarled air traffic ahead of the busy Thanksgiving travel season. Travel bans were in effect for much of Erie County during the worst of the storm, but Sunday morning New York Gov.
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