Buffalo Bills Stadium Weather

Bills vs Steelers Game Rescheduled Due to Lake-Effect Snowstorm

Hearty Fanbase Digs Out Amidst Near-Zero Visibility

Weather Emergency Forces Monday Rescheduling

Buffalo, N.Y. – The Buffalo Bills vs. Pittsburgh Steelers game, originally scheduled for Sunday, has been rescheduled to Monday at 4:30 p.m. due to a lake-effect snowstorm that resulted in near-zero visibility and travel bans in Western New York. Despite the challenging conditions, the Bills' hearty fanbase rallied together to dig out the stadium in preparation for the game.

The snowstorm, which brought up to two feet of snow in some areas, created windy conditions and whiteout conditions, making it difficult to travel and see. The National Weather Service issued a travel ban for Erie County, where Buffalo is located, advising residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. However, the Bills' loyal fanbase disregarded the warnings and turned out in droves to help clear the stadium.

With shovels and snowblowers in hand, fans worked tirelessly to remove the snow from the stadium's seating areas, concourses, and entrances. The Bills' organization expressed their gratitude to the fans for their unwavering support and dedication in the face of the weather emergency.