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1 hour ago, rochesterdave said:

I mean poor BUF. Jesus. 

Honestly it’s comical at this point, either just gotta laugh at it or you’ll be crying from how depressing this is in the very dead of winter. This may be all my fault though because we were having a great early winter until I bought my new snowblower and haven’t had a snowblowable snow since... lmao!

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14 minutes ago, WesterlyWx said:

Honestly it’s comical at this point, either just gotta laugh at it or you’ll be crying from how depressing this is in the very dead of winter. This may be all my fault though because we were having a great early winter until I bought my new snowblower and haven’t had a snowblowable snow since... lmao!

I bought a new snowblower and a brand new 4x4 Toyota Tundra the first week of December.  I havent had to use the snowblower yet and havent even turned on 4x4 once on the truck.  Add me to the blame pile.  

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10 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

It's coming. :mapsnow:

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You've been saying this for weeks now. There's no way the entire CONUS will be below average for temps the next 46 days especially us being 10C-12C  below average. There's not even one positive anomaly on that entire map. Those maps are just silly even though they are fun to look at. This patterns gotta break at some point doesn't it? I'm beginning to forget what winters supposed to look like. 

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Yeah the last 2 days of guidance has greatly improved. I think the target date is between the 15th-20th for the pattern change. We have two more warmups to deal with and one syncs up with my move in date which I greatly appreciate! Most Ninos are back loaded, very few Ninos have good Decembers. We had a great December last year due to the Weak Nina. We are going to have 2 lakes with 40 degree temperature water heading into the 2nd half of January, definitely some great opportunity if one of those 3 PV lobes can lope around us. 

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.LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...
Precipitation potential will increase from west to east Monday when
a warm front extending southeast from low pressure centered north of
Lake Superior approaches and then crosses our region Monday night.
00Z model consensus is slightly faster then previous guidance, with
precipitation likely to reach western New York by Monday afternoon
with steady precipitation in all areas by Monday night. It should be
cold enough at the onset for precipitation to fall as primarily
snow, and change over to rain by late Monday and early Tuesday
morning as warm air advection ahead of the low pressure increases.
Forecast soundings suggest snow may briefly mix with sleet at times
before changing over to rain. Areas of the North Country and over
higher terrain will take longer to change over to snow, and may stay
as all snow as weaker warm air advection may fail to warm
temperatures enough before the low and cold front pass. In most
areas snow accumulation should be light, but across the North
Country several inches of snow are possible. Will mention this in
the HWO.

As the low passes to the north of the area, a cold front will cross
the region causing cold air advection to slowly cool temperatures
and change any rain or rain/snow mix back to all snow Tuesday night.
Areas of lake enhancement will be possible as the area of low
pressure and primary swath of precipitation shift east. Lake
enhancement will transition to lake effect as the main area of
precipitation continues to shift east. Any lake enhancement and/or
lake effect will be dependent on the strength of cold air advection
and how cool 850Ts get. 850Ts will be marginal Tuesday night into
Wednesday, but a shortwave and weak surface low will provide enough
moisture and lift to support at least chance pops before pure lake
effect snow can develop later Wednesday and Wednesday night. This
does not appear to be a major event since moisture will become very
limited by the time colder air arrives. Even so, some minor snow
accumulations are likely southeast of the lakes.
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