Buffalo Snow...Ya baby!

[leets 0]

I love Snow and Buffalo truly is a great snow place. I miss it so much here in Chicago. Chicago gets real real cold, colder than Buffalo but the snow is wimpy. Snow is what makes winter tolerable. Without it winter is gray and dull.

So here are a few pictures in Buffalo showing the glories of snow snow snow.

[GRDadof3 1886]

Right on leets! At least snow covers up that dormant grass. If you ever want a snow fix, it's only a 2.5 hour drive around the Big Lake to West Michigan

[Capitolgal 0]

I'm in the Chicago area. Yes, we have way too much gray in winter and not enough white. My in-laws live in Central Oregon. They don't get a lot of snow in town, but they can drive up to the mountains in less than an hour to see and play in all the snow anyone could want, and they don't have to shovel it. Sounds perfect? Of course, the unemployment rate is astronomical, so here we are in Chicagoland.

[Garris 0]

I'm in the Chicago area. Yes, we have way too much gray in winter and not enough white. My in-laws live in Central Oregon. They don't get a lot of snow in town, but they can drive up to the mountains in less than an hour to see and play in all the snow anyone could want, and they don't have to shovel it. Sounds perfect? Of course, the unemployment rate is astronomical, so here we are in Chicagoland.

Yup, that was the worst part about living in the Midwest in my view... The winters were brutally cold, but there wasn't as much snow as I was used to (from having grown up in the Northeast) to balance out the frigid blasts. It was just gray and bleak and flat. I never understood seasonal affective disorder until I lived in the plains of Minnesota...

- Garris

[rbdetsport 0]

Look at all that snow!!!!! I wish we got that much in Detroit. We need winds from the east or north to get lake affect snow. I totally wish for those winds. Oh how awesome it would be.

[NCB 1]

Great pictures, leets!

[ZachariahDaMan 1]

Awesome pictures!

[EastSideResider 0]

Wow! That's a ton of snow... I gues I don't know much about snow though, being from the south and all