BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — A group of neighbors in Buffalo spent the day replanting the trees destroyed by a tornado in August.
It was an EF-1 tornado that ripped through Downtown Buffalo, even tearing the roof off a business on Niagara Street.
You can watch our coverage of the tornado below and read more here.
Damage in Buffalo after tornado touched down
Many of the days following the tornado were spent picking up debris.
Re-Tree volunteers continued cleanup efforts Saturday, replanting trees across the city at Johnson Park and the Buffalo Central Terminal.
More than 107 trees were planted. You can learn more about Re-Tree WNY online here.