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  I feel like there are many more people they will find dead in their cars and homes when this is over. This is a catastrophic disaster.
context: It's 17 now with many many more. Basically, people are calling 911 for dead bodies and they can't even get to them. That is what the local gov has said. >
  
  Some of my uncle's family lives up there, a family friend walked back into the house after shoveling their walk this morning, and just dropped dead. His family tried to resuscitate him for the couple of hours that first responders couldn't get to their house. >
  
  How did he just die ? >
  
  It's a common thing that can happen after snowfalls especially large ones. People don't warm up to shovel snow and it can be extremely physically demanding. Those who aren't in good health can suffer heart attacks >
  
  Yup, happened to a family friend 2 years ago. He was only 50. >
  
  These poor people..
  A mother had to continue manually breathing for her 1 yr old daughter who was on a ventilator as no one can reach them.  How long can she do that? My heart breaks for these people.  
  I'm in Maryland and have not seen any snow yet this year but on Dec 23 at 11 am our power went out. Thousands without power due to high winds. 
  Didn't get power back until Dec 24th 11pm. 
  Let me tell you, in that short time, It was Brutal! You could see your breath. My daughter's hands and face were ice cold and red. 
  We finally got the generator on and plugged in heaters. But before that, the entire house was freezing. 
  It was so cold you could only sit under the covers. 
  I can't imagine what it's like for the people of Buffalo.  My prayers are with all of them >
  
  I have a bad feeling that this is just the beginning. >
  
  I heard he's the one behind the weather patterns, in addition to setting gas prices, but only when they're high. Speaking of which, my phone battery died today, thanks Biden. >
  
  Buffalo gets a lot of snow, but it’s the wind and temperatures that made this such a deadly storm. >
  
  The Queen City is my birth city. When the lake is not frozen and when those attic blasts come down, it is down rite blizzard time. Nothing to stop the wind and all that open water to feed precipitation. Hang in there my fellow Buffalonians.