The Buffalo blizzard book
Subtitle: the snowy saga of the "city of good neighbors" ; as reported in its newspapers, 1811-2011
By: by Paul K. Moore
Publisher: [publisher not identified]; Printed by Data Reproductions
Published: 2011
Place of publication: [Buffalo, N.Y.?]; Auburn Hills, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 342
ISBN-13: 9780578095431
Subjects: Blizzards; Snow; Severe storms; Tempêtes de neige; Violentes tempêtes
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-330) and index.

Gift of Paul K. Moore, December 2011.
Table of contents: title: Why does Buffalo get so much snow?; title: 1811-1841: On the Niagara Frontier; title: 1842-1857: A city emerges; title: 1858-1869: The advent of record keeping; title: 1870-1884: A growing impact; title: 1885-1899: Calm before the storms; title: 1900-1914: Snow in the electric city; title: 1915-1930: New transportation troubles?; title: 1931-1949: Through Depression and war; title: 1950-1969: From feast to famine; title: 1970-1984: Winter's darkest days; title: 1985-2011: The snow machine gone haywire; title: Appendix A: Station history of the Buffalo office of the National Weather Service; title: Appendix B: Buffalo snowfall tables; title: Appendix C: Notable Western New York snowstorms.