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47 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Measured 2.5" ..
Snow starting back up , big fluffy flakes, a little green on radar heading this way..

Testing out photos on Tapatalk since I can no longer post images on the forum for whatever reason..21925905381bedbf4a7985b49e6005b9.jpg

Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk
 

You probably maxed out. You need to go into your account and delete old ones. Or stick with Tapatalk. Nice snowfall. 

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2 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Euro still wants to bring a rain storm for pretty much everyone lol

While the majority of models don't make it north of the mid atlantic..

Guess we'll see..

Pretty much sums up the last month of model runs. I don't know what's going on, but I've never seen forecast bust so hard across the board in the long range. 

The extended portion of the forecast continues to feature a high degree
of uncertainty and correspondingly rather low forecast confidence...as
the medium range guidance remains all over the map with respect to the
evolution and degree of phasing between a pair of northern and southern
stream systems making their way across the eastern half of the continent
later on in the week. With consistency amongst both the various model
packages and their individual runs remaining rather poor...at this point
will not get too wrapped up in the details...and will instead simply
stick with our continuity of a general modest warming trend through
the end of the work week...along with a return of fairly broadbrush
chances for rain and/or snow through that same time frame.
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Just now, TugHillMatt said:

High Wind Watch for the Tug for up to 60mph gusts New year's eve and day. Bleh.

I love high wind events. This one looks to be pretty extreme.

..HIGH WIND WATCH IN EFFECT FROM MONDAY EVENING THROUGH TUESDAY
MORNING...

The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a High Wind
Watch, which is in effect from Monday evening through Tuesday
morning.

* LOCATIONS...Niagara, Orleans, Monroe, Erie, Genesee, Wyoming,
  Chautauqua, and Cattaraugus counties.

* TIMING...From late Monday evening through early Tuesday
  morning.

* WINDS...Southwest 25 to 35 mph with gusts of 60 to 65 mph.

 

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Lakeshore flood watch too

he National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a Lakeshore
Flood Watch, which is in effect from Monday evening through
Tuesday morning.

* LOCATIONS...Lake Erie shoreline of Erie and Chautauqua
  counties.

* LAKE SHORE FLOODING...Strong southwest winds will result in
  rapid water rises at the northeast end of Lake Erie. Water
  levels may rise to between 8 and 9 feet above low water datum at
  Buffalo.

* TIMING...From Monday evening through Tuesday morning.

* IMPACTS...High water levels and significant wave action may
  result in flooding along the Lake Erie shore, especially in
  harbors and inlets. Water may wash across Route 5 in Athol
  Springs.
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Yesterday:  take two steps back from the ledge 

Today:  take three steps forward 

IDK guys. It’s just gonna be one of those winters. 

Im becoming a tad nervous for my ski trips. Going to Snow Ridge (Turin) Jan 25 and then to Killington on Feb 10. I’m thinking they’ll both have snow but not nearly what I hoped for. 

Damn, just looked, almost all of Snow Ridge is closed. Wow. Ugly. They’re running 1/6 lifts. 

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Yesterday there was optimism, now once again, after another bad run of model suites we're back in the meh meh for the foreseeable future, lol!  I'm actually starting too find it quite hilarious and when were in mid April when we're all clamoring for Spring, ol' man Winter is gonna be smiling right back, lol!  The longer it takes for Winter to actually arrive the longer Spring will take to arrive, kind of logical actually, but who knows at this pt!  Models can't even resolve 72hrs of weather, nevermind 7-10, lol!

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I am not basing it off of model suites. I am basing it off of the one cutter after another we have had...with another one tomorrow...and another possible at the end of the week...or missing completely to the south.

The only positive we have had are the little disturbances we have been getting that the models aren't picking up well.

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1 hour ago, rochesterdave said:

Yesterday:  take two steps back from the ledge 

Today:  take three steps forward 

IDK guys. It’s just gonna be one of those winters. 

Im becoming a tad nervous for my ski trips. Going to Snow Ridge (Turin) Jan 25 and then to Killington on Feb 10. I’m thinking they’ll both have snow but not nearly what I hoped for. 

Damn, just looked, almost all of Snow Ridge is closed. Wow. Ugly. They’re running 1/6 lifts. 

Snow Ridge has really struggled as they rely heavily on natural snow and lake effect.  Killington will mostly open but a lot of manmade snow at this rate.  We are in the same boat as I have several trips already reserved and paid for.  

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