Shocking footage of a snowstorm in Buffalo! Ohio is in ruins! New snow record!

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Shocking footage of a snowstorm in Buffalo! Ohio is in ruins! New snow 

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On the morning of Christmas Eve, more than 1.6 million homes and businesses across the country were left without power due to an Arctic explosion and winter storm, which destroyed power lines due to destructive winds and heavy snowfall, and temperatures dropped to dangerously low levels, causing to the death of at least 15 people. As chilling air continues to engulf the US this holiday weekend, a relentless storm is hitting the Midwest and parts of the East with heavy snow, blizzards and even flooding along the northeast coast. No easing is foreseen until the end of Christmas. Due to the incessant snowfall in America, the situation worsened. Over 3,000 flights have been canceled in two days. Disturbing pictures emerged from many places. An American blizzard warning was also issued. Dangerous driving conditions during a winter storm resulted in various snow emergencies in Northeast Ohio. It is possible that more will be released as the winter storm develops in different counties in the region, so be sure to check this story throughout the day to see what has changed. “All my clothes are just a sheet of ice,” FOX Weather correspondent Max Gorden said as the waves crashed on him from Lake Erie in the Buffalo suburb of Hamburg. Hamburg was evacuated due to rising water levels threatening to flood the low-lying area. Waves reaching heights of 14 to 18 feet crash against the coastline. "Incredible - just the power of Mother Nature" Wind also creates problems for Buffalo residents. Winds at Buffalo International Airport were 72 mph Heavy lake-effect snowfall is also expected in the area over the weekend, with up to 4 feet of rain forecast in parts of western New York by Christmas. However, when combined with strong winds, the snow creates white patches. These conditions have created dangerous driving conditions, leading to a travel ban in parts of the region. The National Weather Service in Buffalo filmed the snow conditions to demonstrate the lack of visibility on the roads.

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