Readers share photos of November storm
From the A look back at the 'wall of snow' in November 2014 series
The double lake-effect storms of November 2014 left up to seven feet of snow in the hardest-hit areas. Here readers share their photos of the epic storm. What are your November storm of 2014 memories? If you'd like to share a photo and story, email qliu@buffnews.com.
Readers share photos of November storm
Amy Riter: "Walking to Orchard Fresh in Orchard Park with backpacks to get food because we were running out by day 4."
Readers share photos of November storm
Robert Czaplicki: "Walking to West Seneca Tops for beer. Haha."
Readers share photos of November storm
Amy Riter: "Snow angels in the middle of our street in Orchard Park."
Readers share photos of November storm
Skip Beckwith: Hamburg. "The dog loved it."
Readers share photos of November storm
Ellen Pattison: St. John Street in Lancaster.
Readers share photos of November storm
Spencer Tobin: "South Buffalo. After I pulled my car out of the driveway there was a mold of the hood of my car. Made a nice igloo."
Readers share photos of November storm
Jamie Huthmacher: South Buffalo. "Our dog 'Jake' at our back door first time seeing snow."
Readers share photos of November storm
Robert Emhof: "Helping Dad save the sunroom at his West Seneca ranch. I was stuck with my folks and their cats for 4 days."
Readers share photos of November storm
Kathleen Mickney: "My husband relaxing after many hours of plowing." (Hamburg)
Readers share photos of November storm
Gwen Saltal: "Off Losson road in Cheektowaga. Only took several hours to shovel this little spot clean."
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Dunlavey: Nov. 19. "My 10 year old standing in our neighbor's driveway with his back to the stop sign at Rt. 5 in Hamburg, just south of Hamburg Beach."
Readers share photos of November storm
Glenn Jones: West Seneca
Readers share photos of November storm
Sara Meehan: Fighting to clear the driveway in Elma.
Readers share photos of November storm
Jenna Marie: "Trying to dig out of our driveway" (West Seneca).
Readers share photos of November storm
Jenna Marie: "Our one year old trying to peek outside. The picture on the right shows the accumulation after a few hours in the morning (West Seneca)."
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Dunlavey: Nov. 20. "Kids & the dog exploring the 10-foot high snow bank dropped in front of our house by a payloader in Hamburg."
Readers share photos of November storm
Alexander Velasquez: "Ridge Road in front of Lackawanna City Hall."
Readers share photos of November storm
Kevin Pikul: the Ford plant.
Readers share photos of November storm
@CarlyHarri: South Buffalo.
Readers share photos of November storm
Ellen Pattison: St. John Street in Lancaster.
Readers share photos of November storm
Josh Andrews: "I think it's my car" off Clinton Street.
Readers share photos of November storm
Jeanne Gaines: "Front of my house, Orchard Park."
Readers share photos of November storm
@CarlyHarri: South Buffalo.
Readers share photos of November storm
Yvonne West: Nov. 22. Blasdell.
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Dunlavey: "Top photo: Nov. 18 during the storm. Bottom photo: Nov. 23 during the meltdown. Hamburg."
Readers share photos of November storm
Mike Santasiero: "My F-150 and snow touching top of it from the roof of my house ... Blasdell."
Readers share photos of November storm
Mike Santasiero: "Blasdell. Looking out from inside my garage."
Readers share photos of November storm
Rosemary Metzler: West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Dunlavey: Nov. 21. "The National Guard parked along Rt. 5 in Hamburg; come to check on a neighbor."
Readers share photos of November storm
A Buffalo News employee shot this photo of the view out the window at 1 News plaza on Nov. 18.
Readers share photos of November storm
Clay Miller: Collins Road in West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
@CarlyHarri: South Buffalo.
Readers share photos of November storm
@JoeyJuicebox8: West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
Clay Miller: Collins Avenue, West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
Tim Jaworski: "This was taken in our fenced-in yard, and this is Lottie Bertha wondering were all this white stuff came from."
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Koeppel: Lancaster.
Readers share photos of November storm
Jessi Newton: Nov 20. "My back yard ... Lackawanna."
Readers share photos of November storm
Rosemary Metzler: West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
Kathleen Mickney: "Village of Hamburg, our backyard."
Readers share photos of November storm
Amy Riter: "Celebrating my birthday with my family stranded at our house in Orchard Park."
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Koeppel: Lancaster.
Readers share photos of November storm
Shelley Au: "Front yard in Lancaster; tree looks like a shrub!"
Readers share photos of November storm
Marty Sprague: South Cheektowaga at 6:50 a.m.
Readers share photos of November storm
Julie Holman-Sousis: "South Buffalo. There's a car and a fence somewhere in this picture."
Readers share photos of November storm
Marty Sprague: South Cheektowaga at 11:15 p.m.
Readers share photos of November storm
Mike Seifert: Hamburg.
Readers share photos of November storm
R.J. Friedman: West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
R.J. Friedman: West Seneca.
Readers share photos of November storm
Emily Dunlavey: Nov. 19. "View of my street from my front porch. Hamburg. There's a fire hydrant somewhere under that pole!"
Readers share photos of November storm
Shelley Au: "Lancaster after the sun came out."
Readers share photos of November storm
Jeff Wawrzyniak: "Shoveled my way to the street but I wasn't going anywhere anytime soon." This was taken in South Buffalo.
Readers share photos of November storm
@Buffalo_Blondie on Twitter: "Outside of @PottersFieldB in Nov. '14."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
James Grimaldi: "I remember seeing 'villages' coming together to help each other out and being stuck at home, but busy the whole time on the phone doing interviews with BBC, NPR, CNN, CTV for checking out the damage with my drone."
Readers share photos of November storm
Angela Abruzzino: "I live in Orchard Park. The snow was so sticky that it caused large trees to just snap in half. One landed on my roof! The five feet of snow that fell on my roof mixed with the snow from the tree. All of that snow slid off of my roof and onto my attached deck causing it to collapse! I remember getting news reports to dig out furnace vents! Try walking in five feet deep snow to side of your house to make sure your furnace vent was clear!"
Readers share photos of November storm
Angela Abruzzino: "I live in Orchard Park. The snow was so sticky that it caused large trees to just snap in half. One landed on my roof! The five feet of snow that fell on my roof mixed with the snow from the tree. All of that snow slid off of my roof and onto my attached deck causing it to collapse! I remember getting news reports to dig out furnace vents! Try walking in five feet deep snow to side of your house to make sure your furnace vent was clear!"
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