upstater1

Beautiful 70 degree day today in Buffalo.

Livable, beautiful walkable city.

Great day.

Sivy

Ha ha at that beautiful joke

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upstater1

Totally serious.

I'm not from here, but the city is one of the most beautiful I've lived in, and I've been all over the world. Not Boston or Philly or NY, but ahead of Providence, Hartford, New Haven and Albany.

JP Losman by the way made Buffalo his home years after they cut him. He is just now selling his home.

If you care, here are articles on the city's architectural beauty.

Reinventing Buffalo

http://www.thestar.com/travel/northa...gainst-buffalo

The Impulsive Traveler: Buffalo, N.Y., and its greatest architectural hits - The Washington Post

New for Buffalo: A superiority complex - Preservation - The Buffalo News

Uncle Meat

They'd rather go with the stereotype, I think.

ATippett56

Are you Mario Williams prospective real estate agent?

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Joker

Stereotype?...heh...right....a picture is worth a 1000 stereos then...



"It's a beautiful place to live...really....wait, let me excavate a little bit so you can get an idea.....oh, my heart...aaaarrrgggHHHHHHH....

Uncle Meat

LOL, WTF, OMG...

It doesn't snow in New England?

That's the second time you posted a picture of major snowfall in this thread. Crazy. Was that picture taken in New England?

Joker

Nope..it's upstate New York

average annual snowfall...Buffalo 94.7 inches...number of snow days.. 61

Boston...43.8 inches...22.4 days

the evidence refutes your contention

upstater1

I challenge you to find that 94.7 inches in the city. I've been living in the city for 8 years now, and we've never had more than 30 inches. The last few years, New England has gotten a lot more snow than us. We actually got barely any snow this year, we had a dusting of one inch on 3 separate days, but other than that, nothing.

The problem with the western new york region is Lake Effect snow, so you get striations mainly to the south that dump and dump snow. Down there it reaches 94 inches. So, if you want to say that because a single area gets dumped well south of the city, and that accounts for city snow, go ahead, but the reality is different.

This is the reality: Sunny Days Are Here! | WKBW News 7: News, Sports, Weather | Buffalo, NY | Joanna's Blog

Buffalo has more sunny days than any city in the Northeast and Midwest. But if you go a half hour west toward Rochester and the Buffalo airport, you immediately get cloud cover. Why? Because Buffalo is right on the river/lake, and it takes a good few miles for fronts to stall over land. Buffalo is situated perfectly in this microclimate.

To give you a good sense of what I'm talking about when I refer to lake effect, have a close look at this picture:

PatsWickedPissah

Just swear to us you're not a paid shill for the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce

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