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Another 40" in BGM - lol...

Some GB moisture starting to move in to the west end of LO. Anyone care to explain why there's a cloud gap to the NW of Roc but not further to the west? Seems odd to me.

Every phase has been sloppy to some degree this season.

If the ICON scores a win with this one...dang

Yes, please. A true Miller A...been a long time. lol

Would be nice to get a synoptic bullseye for a change. Been a long time.

I drove to Oswego to view the aftermath. Pretty amazing - wish I was in school then!

Look at this radar and tell me how far the models were off:

Continuity?? .SHORT TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT/... Arctic front slips through Thursday with H850T falling to -18/-20C over the course of the day. With ongoing CAA and support from a mid- level shortwave dropping southeast through the NW`erly flow, scattered lake effect snow showers will then become more numerous with some accumulating snows Thursday night. Shortwave trough departs to our southeast and then out to sea on Friday. Subsidence in its wake and a drier air mass filtering in will then limit lake effect snows Friday with diminishing returns. Lake snows finally wrap up Friday night with sfc high pressure build southeast into the Lower Lakes overnight. Otherwise, cold both days with highs anticipated in the teens Thursday areawide. A bit colder Friday with single digits expected across the North Country, teens elsewhere. && .LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/... Light lake effect snow will continue Saturday morning with temperatures at 850 hPa in the negative teens. Northerly flow will favor areas along the southern Lake Ontario shoreline...with perhaps a few flurries early southeast of Lake Erie before surface high pressure and a drier airmass crosses into our region. The light winds will restrict any accumulations closer to the shorelines.

Already down 15pts in the last 15 minutes...lol

Are people gonna short this like crazy now?

Snow picking up here again.

That precip over NIA is growing and moving east. Let's see how this goes.

NIA has stayed in the snow the whole time.

Hanging on for dear life along the lake...lol

Still coming down good here, but the end is in sight, unfortunately. HRRR was right it seems. Anyone have a link to real-time surface map?

Roc airport lightening up as well (gotta click on the pic to get the most recent for some reason):

Cut-off punching into SW Monroe Cty...

Sharp cut-off moving north quickly:

Seriously. How can the NWS still keep their 'new' radar site live?? It's not even usable...I have a powerful laptop with discrete graphics and it still won't load properly. Makes ZERO sense.

I used to look at that all the time.

We all knew this would be a mostly front-end thump, still hoping that the deeper moisture will clip the S Shore east of Roc...the radar appears to show the precip starting to pivot. Hope it happens in time.

Good for them. Having a good season so far. Spread the love.

Yup, seems to be holding for now. Thankfully this is a weakening LP...

Correlation C: