Speedskater

At noon Thursday, maybe two & a half inches near Lakewood Park. So I'm out shoving snow and the neighbor walks by and asks "was this snow expected? I pointed out that his son is a TV meteorologist.

At 8:30 AM Sunday morning about a half inch of very wet snow near Lakewood Park. Now at 10 AM almost two & half inches of real snow.

That 'discord' is a very strange place, indeed! It looks like a teenagers hangout.

From late Thursday thru Sunday morning, near Lakewood Park. Eyeballing, just over 1½ inches reached the ground.

9 AM Thursday, at the most a 1/4 inch of snow near Lakewood Park. And wind gusts in the forties from the lake.

At Lakewood Park, the eclipse was great, but only one star was visible thru thin clouds. The young next door TV meteorologist was doing live broadcasts for his station 220 miles away.

At 11AM it's 61°F and Not A Cloud In Sight near the Lake Erie shore. But a thin haze layer. How long will it last?

I'm 7 miles from the dead center line, but only 500 feet from Lake Erie. Might the lake impact local viewing conditions?

9AM, a guesstimate of over an inch on pine trees and bushes near Lakewood Park. The street and sidewalks are only wet. Even the plastic trash container lids, don't have much. It's been holding at 32°F since 6AM EDST.

6 PM Friday. Over 6 inches of new snow near Lakewood Park. But a helpful neighbor shoveled snow at my best measuring spots, so I'm just estimating. Temperature at 2 PM ~ 27°F, at 6 PM below 22°F.

Nope, North East wind.

Betsy Kling on WKYC-TV was talking about a Back Door Lake Effect Snow Storm this weekend. With the moisture coming from Lake Ontario.

Gee, in Lakewood Sunday morning, there was a snow coating on the windshields of parked cars. And that is all there is now.

Steeler fans don't understand that in Buffalo, if you don't like the weather, just drive to another part of Buffalo.

Most of the sidewalks are shoveled.