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Liverpool is down to 29 and KROC is down to 31 so we're below freezing throughout the area and with winds advecting in much colder air to our N&E as you can see by the temps throughout the Adirondacks into the teens as well as single digits and even some below 0 temps in NH and Maine.  I'm liking what I am seeing so far so now we wait for the initial precip to see what it starts as.  I will periodically post this cause it'll show when and where the changeover is located.

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It looks as thought the Northward push of warmer air has halted for the time being as it is raining in KBUF and likely a mix at KROC when it arrives,  If it arrives in the Cuse as a mix or say just plain snow with a bit of sleet then I think we'll be in good shape for the remainder of the event!.The ROC is literally on the line so lets hope its more white than wet!

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This is the updated snowfall map from KBGM. They cut back on accumulations due to more mixing. 

 

Snow totals were backed down slightly overall due to model trends,
especially in terms of snow-to-liquid ratio during heaviest
precipitation. Still a similar amount of liquid-equivalent, just a
denser version of the snow-sleet and thus a bit lower number of
actual inches. Overall amounts continue to very widely range from
only 1-3 inches south- southwest to 9-13 inches northeast.

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1 hour ago, CNY_WX said:

This is the updated snowfall map from KBGM. They cut back on accumulations due to more mixing. 

 


Snow totals were backed down slightly overall due to model trends,
especially in terms of snow-to-liquid ratio during heaviest
precipitation. Still a similar amount of liquid-equivalent, just a
denser version of the snow-sleet and thus a bit lower number of
actual inches. Overall amounts continue to very widely range from
only 1-3 inches south- southwest to 9-13 inches northeast.

IMG_0513.PNGd

Much more reasonable. Those higher totals from before were doomed.

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Precipitation is very light here right now, mostly freezing rain. I wouldn't be surprised if it goes back over to snow if precipitation intensity picks up. Looks like the warmest period is now until 18Z then the 0C 850 line starts moving south. Later this afternoon looks interesting as we should be under good precipitation rates that should be all snow. 

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