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None of the models, and I mean not a 1 had this band to my West, making it past Fulton by much and its already almost to me, and still heading East, at a pretty good clip. it's already past 81 to my North.  How can anyone trust a model when its wrong, as the event is underway, like the HRRR.  what a great example:

Look at where it has the band progged to be at 3, just not gonna happen and its too far South as well and the orientation is all screwed up but I guess it has an idea.

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With this event the HRRR is to far SOuth and way to quick. I guess thats what you can take away from this model, but thats just not good enough for LES, sorry. It is however good for a synoptic event!

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1 hour ago, BuffaloWeather said:

They're in a terrible location for lake effect. You literally need a SW/SSW flow to hit them. That flow occurs 5-10% of the time in any given year. Put KBUF  at southern end of Cheektowaga or Lancaster (literally 3-4 miles away) and they average 100-110"+ per year. 

 

Yes, but that’s not my point. KBUF is certainly in the bottom half of locations in the greater Metro for seasonal snowfall, but even by that lesser standard, KBUF has averaged under (often well under) its own seasonal average for something like six of the last seven years. Before this season the 1991-2017 average was something like seven inches below the 1981-2010 average, and based on the first part of this season, it will drop even more. Unless there are some big positive variances from now through 2020, Buffalo could be looking at at 85” seasonal climate average. 

It’s an indicator of how weak the snow season has been for most of Buffalo in recent years.

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1 minute ago, CNY-WXFREAK said:

1" last 20 minutes so close to 3"/hr right now that wasns't supposed to make it here but it is so its a surprise I suppose!

Congrats man.. I’ve picked up another 0.5” in the last hour.  Too bad it’s heading out.  I’d take those rates over nothing!

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This could turn out to be quite the surprise if this keeps up and judging from KBGM's radar, it just might.  Winds look to remain WNW until the front comes through and if that happens, I'll be one happy camper but I just can't see it happening as I have been burned too many times. Its usually the surprises that overperform!

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13 hours ago, CNY-WXFREAK said:

Wait till the flow goes wnw-nw for the next 2 months straight, as we'll be smiling while others start jumping off bridges, lol!

Alright. I'm breaking my self imposed timeout, only to add that I feel like Clark Griswold when he found out that his boss gave him the jelly of the month club and went on his epic rant...only im wondering who did the buffalo metro area piss off??? Benchwarmers get more action than the metro and nor t htowns do! This pattern sucks like a porn star in a contest. I dont know what to hope for because every shortwave, pv position, arctic front,  clipper, ec storm has screwed this area. Well at least I have my hair...oh wait.

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