National Guard coming to help dig out from colossal lake effect storm

In classic lake-effect fashion, the storm left some parts of the city and Northtowns unscathed -- less than an inch of snow on the ground -- while a driving ban was in place for everything south of Clinton Street, which was socked. The storm is throwing a wrench into air travel: a number of flights...

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Published inTCA Regional News
Main Author Aaron Besecker News Niagara Reporter @AaronBesecker
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Tribune Content Agency LLC 18.11.2014
Subjects
Airports
Automobile drivers
Bans
Fires
Military reserves
Roads & highways
Snow
Snow removal
State police
Weather
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Summary:In classic lake-effect fashion, the storm left some parts of the city and Northtowns unscathed -- less than an inch of snow on the ground -- while a driving ban was in place for everything south of Clinton Street, which was socked. The storm is throwing a wrench into air travel: a number of flights arriving and departing from Buffalo Niagara International Airport have been canceled this morning.