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Bills vs 49ers: Snow Cleared, Fans Ready for Sunday Night Showdown
A time-lapse video captures the snow removal process at Highmark Stadium in preparation for the Buffalo Bills' game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football.
Buffalo Braces for Snowy Showdown: Bills vs. 49ers Amid Lake-Effect Storm
Buffalo is under a lake-effect snow warning until Sunday evening, potentially impacting the 49ers-Bills NFL game scheduled at Highmark Stadium. While the game is not expected to be postponed, snow removal could pose challenges, and the Bills are hiring locals to help clear the stadium. Travel may become difficult, and authorities might consider rescheduling the game if conditions worsen.
Bills Call on Fans for Snow Shoveling as Lake Effect Snow Looms
The Buffalo Bills have issued a call for fan shovelers to help clear snow from their stadium ahead of Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers, as significant winter weather is expected in Western New York. Fans aged 18 and over can sign up to assist, with the team offering $20 per hour, food, and hot beverages. The exact timing for shoveling is uncertain due to fluid weather conditions, with a lake effect snow warning in place and potential for heavy snowfall and thunder.
Bills Call on Fans for Snow Shoveling Amid Heavy Snow Forecast
The Buffalo Bills and ABM are seeking individuals over 18 for snow removal at Highmark Stadium for the 2024-25 season. Interested parties should sign up via a Google Docs link, providing detailed availability. Shovelers will be contacted based on need and availability, with a pay rate of $20 per hour, plus food and hot beverages. Proper winter attire is required, and shovels will be provided if needed.
Midwest Snow Businesses Mobilize for Winter Storms
Artic Snow and Ice Products, a snow removal company from Frankfort, Illinois, traveled over six hours to Minnesota to assist with commercial snow removal jobs during a heavy snowstorm, despite not getting much snow in their own area. The company, which also visited Minnesota last year, is using this opportunity to showcase their snow removal products while helping out friends in need, and plans to work through the night and into the morning until the job is done.
"Colorado's Coal Creek Canyon Residents Struggle as 50-Plus Inches of Snow Buries Region"
Residents in Colorado's Coal Creek Canyon are still struggling to dig themselves out from a recent snowstorm, with some houses buried in feet of snow and roads remaining unplowed. The heavy snow has left some residents potentially stranded, as emergency personnel may not be able to reach them. Jefferson County officials are working to clear the roads using road graders, but the process is slow due to the heavy snowfall, with some areas possibly needing to wait for the snow to melt.
"Escape From Tarkov Patch 14.1: Snow Removal and Launch Date"
Battlestate Games will release Patch 0.14.1.0 for Escape From Tarkov tomorrow, likely removing the snow effect from all maps. The patch is expected to bring significant changes, with the official patch notes yet to be released. Players are anticipating improvements to the armor system, which has been experiencing bugs. While no major new content is expected, players are advised to claim the free Lunar New Year gift before the patch arrives.
"Record-breaking East Coast snowstorm paralyzes Nova Scotia and Cape Breton"
Nova Scotia in Canada was hit by a days-long snowstorm, with some areas buried under up to 5 feet of snow. The storm brought widespread snow totals of well over a foot, with Halifax's airport recording just over 33 inches of snow. Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston assured that efforts to dig out are underway, with over 1,000 workers and 400 pieces of equipment being used to clear roads. While the snow has tapered off, snowplows are still struggling to clear the tremendous amount of snow, and it will be days before some rural roads are cleared.
"State of Emergency: Cape Breton Buried Under 5 Feet of Snow, Residents Await Rescue"
Cape Breton in Nova Scotia has declared a state of emergency after a massive snowstorm trapped residents in their homes, with some areas receiving over 150 centimeters of snow. The extreme weather has led to blocked doors, encased vehicles, and power outages, prompting the municipality to seek help from provincial and federal governments for snow removal equipment, fuel storage, and air transport assistance. Nova Scotia's premier is mobilizing all available plows, while federal assistance from Parks Canada, Canadian Coast Guard, and volunteer organizations is being deployed to aid in the snow removal efforts.
"Bills Fans Brave Snow to Prep Stadium for High-Stakes Playoff Game"
Buffalo Bills fans once again answered the call to shovel snow at Highmark Stadium before the playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs, with fans coming from various locations to help. The team paid them $20 an hour for their efforts, and the shoveling was ongoing around the clock due to heavy snowfall. The fans' dedication reflects their belief that the outcome of the game is up to them, and the team's vice president of operations acknowledged the significant amount of snow in the stands.
"Snow Shoveling: Risks and Safety Tips for Winter Fitness"
Northeast Ohio is still dealing with over a foot of snow from a recent winter storm, prompting concerns about the health risks associated with shoveling. Cleveland Clinic warns that strenuous activity like shoveling snow can increase the risk of heart attacks, advising people to take breaks if they experience symptoms such as shortness of breath or chest pains. Residents are urged to pace themselves and take precautions while clearing snow.
"Snowplow-Involved Crashes Spike in Ohio: ODOT Pleads for Driver Caution"
Several states, including Ohio, have reported snowplow-involved crashes this winter, with at least 13 incidents in Ohio alone. Despite efforts to keep roadways safe, crashes involving snowplows have resulted in fatalities in states such as New York, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The U.S. Department of Transportation estimates that wintry weather plays a role in over 1 million crashes annually, with researchers attributing most snowplow-related crashes to operator errors. State officials urge drivers to use caution, stay alert for snowplows, and maintain a safe distance behind them during winter weather conditions.
Tennessee Man Killed After Falling Through Skylight While Clearing Snow from Roof
A 66-year-old man in Tennessee died after falling through a skylight while clearing snow from a business' roof during a winter storm. His death was one of six attributed to the storm in the state, which also included fatalities from accidents and hypothermia. The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency warned of another round of wintry precipitation and cold temperatures, urging caution.
"Buffalo Bills Receive Assistance from Shovelers at Highmark Stadium"
The Buffalo Bills have called for shovelers to help clear the 5 to 6 feet of snow from Highmark Stadium ahead of their AFC playoff game against Kansas City. The team had hoped for 200 volunteers but received double that, with shovelers making $20 per hour and provided with food, drinks, and warming stations. The Bills are also working with contractors and vendors to clear the snow, and are looking into new snow-removal technologies for their future stadium. Additionally, the team is taking measures to prevent snowball throwing during the game and creating a fun and community-oriented atmosphere for the shovelers.