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Another 1.25" since 530 am and it's done.. Storm total 12.25". Now I wait for my"transition" band tonight..

Flow is more out of the WSW now but this band taking it's sweet time moving north.. Pretty sure i'm gonna be late for work lol

Up to 11".. Probably about 2" an hour right now.

According to the NWS i see another 10" over the next 2 days..

This band has kinda just stalled over the area for now.. Biggest event of the year, will probably measure one more time before work..

Little over 9" since last night, pure fluff falling from the sky..

It's ripping out right now.. Sucks I need to hit the hay for work in the morning.

1.7" last hour..

Yeah not really sure what going on with this band lol Still pouring snow out at the moment, so i'll take it...

Snow coming down pretty good now..This wasn't really in the forecast here neither.. This Afternoon Mostly sunny, with a high near 22. West wind around 15 mph. Scattered flurries before 7pm, then scattered snow showers between 7pm and 8pm, then snow after 8pm.

Lake starting to fire up some..Light snow just started..

Nam continues to look better here.. 6"-8" overnight tonight, 4"-6" tomorrow and then WNW/NW flow tues night through wed..

Strictly for the WNW/NW portion of this event..

Not so sure this is the end of winter yet lol

Fulton is actually up to 114", my bad lol Still below average for this time of year..

The one positive about living closer to the lake . Light wind events keeping the band closer to the shore.. Last I checked projected winds between 5mph-9mph.

That map is a good deal off lol They have Fulton above average through February.. They are at 106 and avg is 175 over the last 24 years. All these seasonal snowmaps have no idea how much this area receives lol They are probably computer generated and "estimated"..

Kbuf Very late today and tonight synoptic-scale moisture will begin to increase across our region out ahead of an approaching mid level trough...particularly from the Lake Ontario basin northward. Coupled with the loss of diurnal influences and a lengthening fetch across Lake Ontario as winds turn more west-northwesterly... this should allow for the Lake Ontario lake snows to consolidate and become better organized across Northern Cayuga and southern Oswego counties this evening. The reconstituted lake snows should then generally lift northward across the Tug Hill region overnight as the low level flow backs to westerly...and then west-southwesterly late. In terms of potential snowfall amounts...at this point it still appears that the Lake Ontario lake snows should be capable of producing at least some advisory-worthy accumulations as they redevelop and move northward tonight...with lower-end warning-type amounts across portions of Oswego county not out of the question if the band manages to hang up over an area long enough. This said... occurrence of the latter remains questionable at this point given a background synoptic environment only featuring a cap of 6-7 kft... and more importantly continued uncertainty in exactly how fast the band will migrate northward...both factors that could help to limit accumulations. With this in mind we have just elected to retain the existing Winter Weather Advisory for Northern Cayuga counties for now...as well as add a new advisory for Jefferson and Lewis counties to cover the expected northward foray of the lake snows from later tonight through Tuesday/Tuesday evening...more details on which are provided in the Short Term section below

U thought that was funny freak? Lol

Coming down really good in Pulaski at the moment..Only about an inch overnight..

Rgem came in pretty nice for Monday night-tuesday with low end warning criteria.. Looks identical to the NMM.. Nam looks to have warning criteria as well with the 3k just below criteria..(north of its previous runs).. U can also see with the light winds the band doesn't make it that far inland..