Why does buffalo new york get a lot of snow?

Answer 1

It gets most of its snow from Lake Erie, called lake-effect snow. When the wind comes from the WSW in the winter and brings cold air, the air picks up moisture from the lakes which rises and condenses into clouds and heavy snow. This snow then falls downwind on cities such as Buffalo on the lake's edge, and especially a little bit inland where higher elevations cause the atmosphere to drop even more of its snow.

Answer 2

Buffalo, New York receives a lot of snow due to its unique geography and proximity to the Great Lakes. Cold air masses passing over the warm Great Lakes pick up moisture and create heavy snowfall when they reach Buffalo, a phenomenon known as lake-effect snow. Additionally, the city's position on the eastern edge of Lake Erie makes it particularly prone to this weather pattern.

Answer 3

because there are so many obese people there, which increases rainful and snow

Answer 4

Oh yes... not too often but it does. The first time I remember was when I was a child, in the summer with shorts on... that was a painful memory.