BUFFALO, NY-- A New York Army National Guard humvee, ready to be used to aid civil authorities exits the Masten Avenue Armory here on Wednesday, June 8, following a snow storm which hit the Buffalo area on June 7 at the same time intense cold affected the northeastern United States. The New York National Guard mobilized more than 260 Army and Air National Guard service members to be prepared to help at the direction of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (U.S. National Guard Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Raymond Lloyd, 107th Airlift Wing/ Released)

BUFFALO, NY-- A New York Army National Guard humvee, ready to be used to aid civil authorities exits the Masten Avenue Armory here on Wednesday, June 8, following a snow storm which hit the Buffalo area on June 7 at the same time intense cold affected the northeastern United States. The New York National Guard mobilized more than 260 Army and Air National Guard service members to be prepared to help at the direction of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (U.S. National Guard Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Raymond Lloyd, 107th Airlift Wing/ Released) Stock Photo

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