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The Washington Post reported that the expedient attempt to clear “one of the most extreme snowfalls in western New York on record” was backed up by “armies of men and hundreds of ploughs, loaders, snow blowers and tracked vehicles.”

While some areas remain underground, all major highways, arteries and minor streets are now navigable,
Just two days after more than 6 feet of snow fell on the Buffalo region, many of the hardest hit communities are already returning to their daily lives.

The city of Hamburg — 15 miles south of Buffalo in Erie County — received a total of 81.2 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service.

The massive influx of snow was the result of a “lake effect” storm that can occur when cold, dry air passes over relatively warmer water.

In what the Post called a “quick cleanup,” teams “worked around the clock pushing snow off the roads into snow storage areas on roadsides in whiteout conditions.”

However, cleanup efforts have not been entirely smooth sailing for Buffalo.
A new city plowing state map unveiled earlier this month to show which streets have been cleared has failed just two days after the storm