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Upstate NY/North Country + adjacent ON, QC, VT: Heading into December


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those narrow yellow bands on the radar near the lake ontario shoreline are probably a bit of lake enhancement.

Buffalo northward is getting pounded and I agree looks like some lake enhancement kicking in. That dry slot is about 50-60 miles from me currently, going to be cutting it quite close! Going to need to start pivoting quickly to avoid it to maximize totals at this location.

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Buffalo northward is getting pounded and I agree looks like some lake enhancement kicking in. That dry slot is about 50-60 miles from me currently, going to be cutting it quite close! Going to need to start pivoting quickly to avoid it to maximize totals at this location.

ya definitly gonna be close for us. It really does need to start pivoting pretty quickly. Insanely heavy snow falling right now though :)
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final call for

toronto 4-8 inches (10-20cm)

ottawa 5-10 inches (13-25cm)....highest amounts east and SE of city

montreal 10-16 inches (25-40cm)

cornwall/KMSS 8-14 inches and much of st lawrence valley (20-35cm)

N vermont 12-18 inches (30-45cm) with localized 20 in spots

big winners our friends in WNY along the S shores of the lake and in buffalo :)

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Man, this is almost getting ridiculous. Was outside one more time, and the snowfall rate had increased yet again! This is easily 2-3" / h stuff, and it's still coming down right now. Almost zero visibility (without wind). Haven't seen anything like this in a synoptic storm yet. This is shaping up to be one of my all-time favorites. Probably added around 4" just in the past 2 hours. Should be getting close to the foot mark. What a night!!!

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Man, this is almost getting ridiculous. Was outside one more time, and the snowfall rate had increased yet again! This is easily 2-3" / h stuff, and it's still coming down right now. Almost zero visibility (without wind). Haven't seen anything like this in a synoptic storm yet. This is shaping up to be one of my all-time favorites. Probably added around 4" just in the past 2 hours. Should be getting close to the foot mark. What a night!!!

this is def one of most favorite synoptic storms. About a foot out there and still ripping 2"/hr with whiteout conditions. This one will go right behind March 2008 on the best synoptic storms in my book.
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