More images and video from the massive "Snow-pocalypse" snowstorm that hit Buffalo

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NY State Thruway in Buffalo this morning

People who live in the northern states are used to being hit with snowstorms in winter. However, it's not often that a town gets more snow in one day than some cities receive in an entire year.

NY State Thruway in Buffalo this morning! #BuffaloSnow http://ift.tt/1uaGKv9

- FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) November 19, 2014

The relentless snowstorm currently battering the region could eventually total more than seven feet of the fluffy white stuff.

CNN's Jennifer Gray posted this report last night:

Here's what it's like in the middle of the #BuffaloSnow storm: http://t.co/89A11glAL3 via@JenniferGrayCNN #gothere https://t.co/YkJB4cP9Xt

- CNN (@CNN) November 19, 2014

The bands of snow were so well formed that they appeared to be a wall.

Buffalo, NY was hit by snow so intense it looked like a wall, leaving up to 60 inches (1.5 meters). #BuffaloSnow http://ift.tt/1uaGNqy

- JRehling (@JRehling) November 19, 2014

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The snow wall was easily spotted from planes and helicopters:

Check out what the Buffalo Pro/Angle customers are dealing with...in the crosshairs of a wall of snow. #BuffaloSnow http://ift.tt/1uR8Yju

- Pro/Angle (@ProAngleOhio) November 19, 2014

A sixteen second time-lapse video shows the wall of snow coming into Buffalo off the lake.

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A Canadian radio station tweeted this photo showing a group of Buffalo area firefighters carrying a patient more than a mile in the drifting snow.

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http://ift.tt/1AixNrT @TheBuffaloNews @newsradio930 @wkbw Buffalo firefighters carrying a patient 10 blocks to mercy hospital

- d mann (@DenmannSr) November 19, 2014

There were also reports of "opportunists" taking advantage of trucks that were stuck in the snow:

© Twitter/JeremyGlobalTV

!!! MT @JeremyGlobalTV: I just saw several men stealing chips from inside this abandoned Doritos truck. #BuffaloSnow http://ift.tt/1yT5r3q

- Michael Rusch (@weeddude) November 19, 2014

Trapped by the snow, some folks showed their innovative side. Witness the "snow fridge":

© Twitter/@zackgreenwx

When life gives you lemons (or lake-effect snow)! #BuffaloSnow http://ift.tt/11tlBFA

- Zack Green (@zackgreenwx) November 19, 2014

Not every snow picture exposed the beautiful or clever side of the blizzard. This home's front door could not withstand the pressure of the blowing snow:

© Twitter/@nyhobbyclub

This just happened a couple of streets away from me. #BuffaloSnow #snowvember http://ift.tt/1uR90YJ

- Drew (@nyhobbyclub) November 19, 2014

TheBlaze's Oliver Darcy retweeted this image showing a house that "appears to enjoy the snow."

This house appears to enjoy the snow... RT @confusedcaboose: #WGRZsnow http://ift.tt/1uR8YzW

- Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) November 19, 2014

YouTube user "RealQuickChris" from Buffalo ventured out on Tuesday to show the three feet of snow that had piled up on his property.

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And finally, one YouTube user says he captured some really cool drone footage out of Seneca, NY:

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