BREAKING NEWS: Buffalo’s winter of misery continues as it’s hit by a 3.8 magnitude earthquake – the largest in Western New York for 30 years – waking residents with a jolt
Buffalo has continued to be battered by winter weather after being hit by a 3.8 magnitude storm this morning.
The National Weather Service confirmed that residents felt shaking at 6.15am Monday morning.
According to authorities, it is unknown if there is any damage from the earthquake yet.
The epicenter of the earthquake has been located 1.3 miles east northeast of West Seneca.
Video footage shared by residents show baby cribs shaking, pots and pans falling off shelves and the noise of the earthquake being picked up on security footage.
This is a developing story.