wolfie09

Best looking band we've had all year which is not saying much lol One of these days we will have a band like this for more than a few hours lol

Some reports as of 7 am.. Includes the synoptic system and last night's meso.. 6.5" here and counting..

Gfs has a about a 3 hr window of Westerly flow which is occurring now.. If the rgem is to be believed this will be in southern Oswego by lunch time..

Looks like a band may set up in central Oswego county..It's hard to tell what this is gonna do lol

Nws actually decreased totals big time.. The tug from 12"-18 to 4"-6".

Yes sir..just got a sws for 3"-4" an hour rates, sure looks like it lol

Picked up a little less than 2" on the northern fringe of the first batch..Winds are starting shift as a new band gets going..

Starting to snow pretty good now but I don't see much on radar yet lol

The heaviest rates will probably hit downtown Altmar, 3 miles south of me..

If I lived 15 miles NE of Pulaski I would probably live in Redfield But in all seriousness I'm 6 miles ESE of Pulaski..

Best chance for some good snows is tomorrow afternoon, rgem keeps this band over me for a good 5-6 hrs..

Taking its sweet time coming onshore at my latitude lol

It tried. Lol That doesn't look like regular lake effect with that bend.. But it was the best model I've seen..

Yes the models showed it especially the rgem and it was mentioned by the NWS.. Calling for a quick 2"-3" .

I had one in Fulton, 2016.

Yes I agree, especially if we can do well tomorrow. Forecast lows in the single digits Thursday and Friday should help.. Also max temps don't last long in the winter, maybe a couple/few hours, once night falls we drop significantly and refreeze.

Rgem for this evening band, somewhere from Central square to Mexico, only last an hour or two..

Looks like it's aimed for Fulton proper..

Not saying it's right but it's there.

TBH it's showing up on all SR guidance..

3k Nam showing that classic screw zone somewhere in Oswego county..

That was modeled well, as winds are briefly out of the NW/WNW behind the departing system but will start to shift north ahead of the next system.. Lake effect snow will develop southeast of Lake Ontario this evening across Wayne County. This area of snow will be relatively light given the marginal setup. The lake snow will then move quickly east into Oswego County late tonight, before weakening further at the east end of the lake by daybreak. Accumulations of 2-3 inches are possible tonight as this band moves east from Wayne to Oswego counties

Snow is already extremely fluffy..