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3 minutes ago, CNY-WXFREAK said:

To each their own I suppose, lol, as I can do without constant cover TBH as I am a falling snow guy.  I can watch it snow for hours and hours on end, obviously the accumulation aspect of a storm is a huge contributing factor for most, but not for me, but when I  snowmobiled, it was important for sure!

I want it falling AND covering the ground November through April. Let winter be WINTER!

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great thanks vortmax..my parents live in ontario right off lincoln road...turn left at light at tractor supply off 104..about 2 miles south of 104 on lincoln..so theyve been giving me updates..yea man wayne county in specific looks to be the absolute jackpot with this storm with the lake enhancement....reminds me of valentines day storm of 2007 even though i wasnt living here at that time but from the locals 

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Just now, mattny88 said:

great thanks vortmax..my parents live in ontario right off lincoln road...turn left at light at tractor supply off 104..about 2 miles south of 104 on lincoln..so theyve been giving me updates..yea man wayne county in specific looks to be the absolute jackpot with this storm with the lake enhancement....reminds me of valentines day storm of 2007 even though i wasnt living here at that time but from the locals 

That's pretty close to me. I'm on Furnace about 2 miles N of 104.

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2"/hr rates (BUF AFD):

Snowfall rates under a half inch an hour through mid afternoon will
increase to a half to one inch per hour late this afternoon...esp
over the Southern Tier. Rates tonight will further increase to one
to as much as 2 inches per hour...especially across the Southern
Tier and for the counties lining the south shore of Lake Ontario.
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per NWS AFD did anyone catch up paragraph "

As mentioned...the center of the cyclone was found over the Lower
Mississippi Valley at 15z. The system will track to the northeast
across Kentucky and West Virginia to about the Mason Dixon Line...
which is about 25 to 50 miles further north than most guidance
packages were suggesting. This subtle shift is being verified by
pressure falls over Ohio and West Virginia. If this trend
continues...it should lead to slightly stronger winds and possibly
more snow. The reason for the shift is an earlier phasing of the two
branches of the jet. This is starting to become apparent in WV
imagery." 

 

that 25-50 mile difference..do you think thats enough to displace the old snow maps of just se of syracuse getting the jackpot to now the entire i90 corridor including roc, syracuse

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