Where the heck do they put it all? Lake Erie, I suppose.A lake-effect snow warning was in place through Thursday at 7 p.m. ET in Western New York, which includes Orchard Park where the Bills' Highmark Stadium is located. That means Buffalo could receive 1 to 3 feet of snow while additional storming could run the total to over four feet. Per Accuweather, Buffalo could still receive snow fall through Saturday.
That means the game between the Chiefs and Bills, which kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET Sunday, likely won't be affected by falling snow, but the home team may struggle getting its players and coaches into the team facility for practices and meetings during the week. (The latest forecast says it will me "mostly cloudy and not as cold" on Sunday as on Friday and Saturday.) The Bills are also once again offering $20 an hour for anyone who wants to come shovel snow at the stadium to help get it ready for the game.
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