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Decent snow shower here, though it's 40 degrees so nothing will stick.

The stadium is somewhat NW of the city center and is located between Orchard Park and Blasdell. Radar showed some good bands hitting that area before the radar went down. HRRR has the band sinking south overnight.

But you live 7 inches from the ocean and your average first freeze is far later than his. Either way, everyone and their mother will get a proper deep freeze next weekend or a few days afterward.

Sunday River is opening to passholders tomorrow as well. Looks like tonight is the last good snowmaking window in a while (tomorrow night looks marginal and with a temperatureinversion it'llonly be cold at lower elevations). Models show a more favorable pattern in the 8-10 day range so hopefully it materializes so more resorts can open before Thanksgiving.

Lakeland now getting hurricane gusts as well, and they're pretty far inland.

Tampa Airport still reporting 85 mph gusts.

SPG has over 10 inches of rain in the last 3 hours.

Wow, Sarasota now gusting to over 100 mph on the backside. https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=KSRQ&hours=72

https://x.com/StevePetyerak/status/1844177610089300404?t=-1bVNg4O1azsv1beNafBKw&s=19 Port Charlotte from an hour ago, it's likely getting worse now.

Naples

Insane rain rains between Brandon and Tampa.

On top of the winds at SPG, they also recorded over 5 inches of rain in the last hour. That's an insane hourly rainfall rate.

Tampa international now gusting to 82 mph. St Petersburg must be north of 90.

Some impressive velocities over Anna Maria Islands.

Punta Gorda (well south of the center) gusting to 79 mph.