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3 hours ago, rochesterdave said:

For the synoptic event, pretty much all the models are consistent in showing a warm layer holding firm over Monroe and Wayne. I think , with that track, it snows; but, at some point I’ve gotta stop arguing with the model consistency. 

At some point you should also change that Avatar, lol!

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Snow Squall Warning

SNOW SQUALL WARNING
NWS BUFFALO NY
434 PM EST SAT NOV 10 2018

NYC011-049-075-102211-
/O.NEW.KBUF.SQ.W.0001.181110T2134Z-181110T2215Z/
434 PM EST SAT NOV 10 2018
Cayuga County-Lewis County-Oswego County-

The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a

* Snow Squall Warning for...
Southwestern Lewis County in central New York...
Cayuga County in central New York...
Oswego County in central New York...

* Until 515 PM EST.

* At 434 PM EST, a dangerous snow squall was located along a line
extending from 20 miles northwest of Oswego to 7 miles north of
Redfield, moving southeast at 30 mph.

HAZARD...Extremely poor visibility in heavy snow and blowing snow.
Wind gusts up to 30 mph.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

IMPACT...Dangerous life-threatening travel.

*

This includes Interstate 81 between exits 33 and 37.

Locations impacted include...
Oswego, Fulton, Fair Haven Beach State Park, Sandy Island Beach State
Park, Pulaski, Central Square, Redfield, Selkirk Shores State Park,
Highmarket and Mexico Point State Park.

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I'll tell you what, I'm definitely not going to do what I just did, this winter, that's for damn sure. Basically just sat in front of my laptop just waiting for this intense single band to drop South out of Northern and Central Oswego County to the Southern part where I am, and I'm sure we all witnessed what happened to that band, as it dropped. What an absolute disgrace, seriously though. Just totally fell apart as it came ashore. It's not like it lost any significant variables as to why it fell apart so quickly,, so WTF made it fall apart like it did? I was like it hit a brick wall, as the greens and yellows turned into blues and browns, lol. It super early in the season, I know, so I'll stop now, lol!

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11 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

 I'm sure we all witnessed what happened to that band, as it dropped. What an absolute disgrace, seriously though. Just totally fell apart as it came ashore. It's not like it lost any significant variables as to why it fell apart so quickly,, so WTF made it fall apart like it did? I was like it hit a brick wall, as the greens and yellows turned into blues and browns, lol.
 

 Mid level shear, well forecasted. Frustrating, but that’s the game, and it’s not like you won’t get plenty of chances over the next four and a half months.

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21 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

I'll tell you what, I'm definitely not going to do what I just did, this winter, that's for damn sure. Basically just sat in front of my laptop just waiting for this intense single band to drop South out of Northern and Central Oswego County to the Southern part where I am, and I'm sure we all witnessed what happened to that band, as it dropped. What an absolute disgrace, seriously though. Just totally fell apart as it came ashore. It's not like it lost any significant variables as to why it fell apart so quickly,, so WTF made it fall apart like it did? I was like it hit a brick wall, as the greens and yellows turned into blues and browns, lol. It super early in the season, I know, so I'll stop now, lol!

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Next week you’ll be happy. 

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Shear, I seriously doubt it, but Im curious who forecasted it? Show me where, link, cause I didn't read  that,  but it doesn't really matter, like I already said, its the 10th of Nov and I can wait!

KBGM

345 PM Update...Latest GOES-East WV shows a broad upper level
trough firmly in place across the Northeast US. MRMS radar loop
shows snow showers/flurries diminishing across most of central
NY and NE PA...but a band of steady lake effect snow is now
developing off of Lake Ontario and spreading across the Tug Hill
Plateau. This band will shift south toward the NY Thruway
corridor during the evening hours, bringing a period of light to
moderate snow/blowing snow.

850mb temperatures continue to drop, now down to around -10 to
-12C. Gusty WNW winds are still expected to peak during the
 early evening hours, and the wind advisory which is in effect
 through 10pm still looks good. Will also continue the winter
 weather advisory for lake effect snow across Onondaga, Madison
 and Oneida counties starting later this afternoon through
 tonight. Northern Oneida county looks marginal for advisory
 amounts (1-3 inches), but the strong winds will create areas of
 blowing snow here this evening. Across the rest of the winter
 weather advisory area the flow veers to around 300 degrees or
 so this evening into tonight, and a well developed lake effect
 snow band is progged to set up from near Baldwinsville--
 Syracuse--Cazenovia--Hamilton area by late evening...continuing
 into the overnight. Could easily see 2-5 inches, with locally
 higher amounts by the time the snow taper and ends Sunday
 morning, in the advisory area. Winds remain gusty into this
 evening, but slowly decrease overnight. Overnight lows will be
 cold, in the 20s to near 30.

More details on the lake effect off of Ontario below:

As flow veers a bit tonight, the Canadian Regional model which
often does a great job with lake effect, along with higher
resolution mesoscale models suggest an upstream lake-to-lake
connection from Georgian Bay becoming established for a time
overnight (after 10pm) as the primary Lake Ontario band sinks
south towards northern Onondaga-Madison-southern Oneida
counties. However, moisture depth will also be lowering which
will have the dendritic growth zone temperatures at the top
instead of the middle of the cloud layer. Thus while high end
lake effect snow is not expected, it should be good enough for a
narrow stripe of 3 to 5 inches or so including Baldwinsville-
Cicero-north side of Syracuse- Canastota-Vernon- Waterville-
Sauquoit areas. If the band can stay stationary, locally higher
amounts are not out of the question (6-7"). This along with
gusty winds/blowing snow, especially this evening as the band
drops, compelled a Winter Weather Advisory to also be issued for
Onondaga-Madison- Southern Oneida late afternoon through tonight.
Not expecting much more than an inch or so of snow accumulation
in the Utica metro area, as the band moves through quickly, then
remains just south overnight.

Atmosphere dried out, simple as that, shown well on WV loop.

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