Lake Effect Snowstorm Holds Buffalo Captive; Insane Visuals Coming Up From Western New York

A lake-effect snowstorm has held Western New York under its sheets. With the NFL season running, the blizzard led to the Buffalo Bills Week 11 game moving to a new location. As the storm calms down, the residents capture some visuals from their areas. The area looks breathtaking, but it is spine-chilling out there in Buffalo.

On Thursday, the NFL made it official that the Buffalo Bills-Cleveland Browns game will face a relocation. Considering the troubles in clearing the stadium after receiving over three feet of snow, they would hold the Week 11 game at Ford Field. Moreover, after the weather emergency’s intensity came down, visual updates have been coming all over from the snow-hit areas.

ProFootballTalk re-tweeted a video of a user showing the snow-clad Orchard Park. The area has over four feet of snow. Moreover, a front-load tractor looks powerless to move the snowstorm remains. They tweeted, “Seriously, how are Bills players and coaches going to get to the airport tomorrow?”

As per CNN, snowfall in Orchard Park, about 15 miles south of downtown Buffalo, has received 54 inches of snow. The enduring blizzard will keep dumping 2 to 3 inches of snow every hour through the evening. The visuals look reasonably concerning, as the Buffalo Bills need to travel to Detroit for the Week 11 game. It would take a lot of sweat to clear the roads that lead to the Highmark Stadium.

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The Buffalo Bills on Twitter shared an update on what a snow-clad Highmark Stadium looks like after the storm. Moreover, Von Miller also gave out chilling morning wishes from the area.

Detroit Lions have a heartfelt request from the Buffalo Bills Mafia

The Buffalo Bills-Cleveland Browns game underwent a venue development after the snowstorm emergency in Western New York. The Week 11 game will now take place at Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions. But before their game, the Lions’ twitter administrator poked some fun as they decked themselves up to host the matchup. The hosts tweeted, “Important numbers are by the phone, lock up when you leave and please don’t break the tables.”

The ‘break the tables’ is a classic Bills Mafia tradition, where fans destroy tables through various maneuvers before and after the games. The Ford Field would become electrifying with the Bills fanbase gracing with their presence. But one cannot guarantee the Lions’ request, as they would GET THE TABLES!

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