BUFFALO, N.Y., Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Upstate New York is about to be inundated, again, with something chilling: Snow. Meteorologists are predicting another three feet on top of the five-feet-plus already burying Buffalo.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is calling the early-season snow that has blanketed northern New York and killed seven people a "historic event" that's bound to break records. Deaths have also been reported in Maine, Michigan and elsewhere in the U.S., bringing the toll so far linked to the extreme weather to 20.