wolfie09

Southern area's have run into some bad luck.. We keep getting WNW flow during the day and west-wsw over night lol.. Today for example GFS has WNW flow starting around 10am and then backs flow west again around 7pm..Not sure how much band would be left by then though.

Map for the rest of the event..

Trying to get going..

Rgem still has more of a "Westerly" look with another 3"-5" during the day...

5.5" here and ripping out.. Band starting to drop south.. 21.8" storm total so far, snow depth right around 18"-20"..

This band is all over the place lol I keep going in and out of heavy snow, being fringed just to the north at the moment. Looks good for you matt!

Yeah same here.. Rgem nailed this..

I was right on the money, just a hair over 3" so far..

Probably do a measurement soon, would guess 3"-4" or so, still coming down quite nicely..

Weak ridging aloft across the Lower Great Lakes will give way to an impending upstream shortwave that is in the process of diving southeast from Lake Superior. Ahead of this system...winds will back to a WSW`erly flow which will nudge lake snows back out over the open waters of Lake Ontario and then direct lake effect snows into Oswego county overnight. As the shortwave and corresponding surface reflection nears the region lake effect snows will then become reinvigorated as synoptic moisture ramps up and equilibrium levels climb over 12K feet. This will be the much need juice to provide an additional 3-6" inches across Oswego County overnight. This feature will also produce some light snow showers with some minor accumulations expected across the region overnight. As the surface low crosses the lakes during the wee hours Thursday morning a wind shift will occur to NW`erly in its wake. This will send all remain lake snows southeast of Lake Ontario. Expect additional accumulation of 1-3" in the most persistent snows southeast of lake Ontario Thursday. All remaining synoptic snows will quickly diminish with its departure by mid morning. Behind this system high pressure will begin to take hold across the lower lake and synoptic moisture will get stripping away. Additionally, equilibrium levels will lower and lake snows will continue to weaken and then diminish. Otherwise, outside of the lake snows it will continue to be cold with highs expected in the upper teens to lower 20s areawide which is well below normal. Where should we be for this time of year, upper 30s near 40F.

According to the rgem this band should sink back south around midnight before becoming like a "firehouse" similar to the 3k nam..

Starting to come down pretty good, lets see how long we can keep it over us..

Updated map..

Winds will veer WNW behind this SW and then back Westerly again before it ends lol At least I think..

Rgem backs winds Westerly for a good chunk of this evening out ahead of another SW..

Check the 3k on TT, it's a firehouse until tomorrow afternoon, never staying in one place for more then a couple hours, the band is just stronger to the north.

To bad the 3k Nam stinks lol Looks pretty good, Matt actually may JP on this particular run lol

Newest map..

I've gotten lucky the last two nights as snow has started between 7-8pm and ended first thing in the morning, haven't had to worry about sun angle.

3k and rgem.

I should get into some more action late tonight or early tomorrow .. 8"-12" just to my south..

Couple more pics from my walk into work this morning..

What could of been if December didn't suck ass lol Would easily be a 200" year..That's the best month for east of Ontario and I probably had like 10"-15"..lol