This hour. Cecily tynan has an update from accuweather and eva pilgram with tips with coping with the weather, lets begin with Sharrie Williams at the big board, with a look at the staggering snowfall in buffalo, new york. We are talking six feet of snow in parts of buffalo, and they are giving you the scope of the storm we are talking about. This is an aerial photo showing how a lakeeffect snow storm blanketed the city that normally shrugs its snow. Forecasters say that buffalo will receive a years worth of snowfall in three days, it has paralyzed the buffalo area, the normally busy interstate 90 was buried under 5 feet of snow and its blamed for seven deaths, three of those victims died from a heart attack while shoveling snow and officials in new york are preparing for the possibility of even more snow and they have one message for residents, stay at home. Please do not be fooled by the beautiful sunshine, there is still tremendous amounts of snow on the ground in south buffalo. A t
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