President Biden has approved an emergency declaration for the state of New York following the deadly winter storm that killed at least 55 people nationwide, including 34 in and around Buffalo.
Western New York is covered in heavy snow and icicles after what many are calling a"once in a generation" winter storm.
A driving ban remained in effect in Buffalo overnight, where cars are still buried under deep snow drifts. Drone video shows the blanket of snow that is covering everything in sight, from rooftops to roadways. to get involved and to lend resources, as well as provide federal disaster relief for the costs of emergency protective measures.
Meanwhile, more snow is in store for Buffalo Tuesday - as much as two more inches is expected, according to the National Weather Service. The additional snow will make relief efforts more challenging. Earlier today, New Jersey Task Force One answered the call from the State of New York to assist in their Winter Weather Rescue Mission. Good luck, be safe and thank you for your dedication and service to the residents of New York.
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