While we have had our fair share of blizzards over the past few years, none will be as memorable as the Blizzard of 1977. The snow storm gave Buffalo the reputation it has now for being so cold ...

The number surpasses the most commonly reported death toll from the Blizzard of ’77 – widely known as Buffalo’s worst storm of all-time, at least prior to this week. Erie County Executive ...

The number matches the most commonly reported death toll from the Blizzard of ’77 – widely known as Buffalo’s worst storm of all time, at least prior to this week. Get the latest news ...

“I worked in the National Weather Service office in Buffalo for over 30 years, and this is probably right where the blizzard of ’77, the worst storm I’ve seen there during the wintertime ...

That number surpasses the most commonly reported death toll of 29 from the Blizzard of '77, widely known as Buffalo's worst storm of all time until this one, WIVB pointed out. "It is devastating, ...

Tallahassee resident Franz Dorn remembers the unusual "blizzard of '77." As we prepare to celebrate the history of Tallahassee during the Bicentennial in 2024, we are looking back at memorable ...

“This may turn out to be the worst storm in our community’s history, surpassing the famed Blizzard of ’77 for its ferocity.” Poloncarz said two people had died in Cheektowaga because ...

caused at least 39 deaths in Erie County — more than the famous Blizzard of ’77 — with most of the victims dying from the cold or car crashes. An estimated 25 additional deaths in 11 other ...

At one point, on Dec. 27, both the city and county scheduled news updates on the blizzard for the same time, something officials said they tried to avoid. Poloncarz was irritated when a Buffalo ...

The winters of 1976-77, 1977-78 and 1978-79 were three of the ... from winter’s weather — and didn’t know a crippling blizzard was on its way. The 20.3 inches of snow that fell on Chicago ...

Buckley asked. “Very reminiscent of the Blizzard of ’77,” replied Vinny Pace, Kenmore resident. “Exactly — it’s not fun,” responded Pam Pace, Kenmore resident. Pam & Vinny Pace of ...