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As far as the weather/precipitation goes...expect initial light snow
to be across much of WNY by the start of this period. A southeast
wind will bring gusty winds across WNY, especially the downslope
Chautauqua Ridge to the Lake Erie shoreline corridor where gusts
will reach 45 mph. There is some hints (00Z NAM) that the LLJ may be
stronger than forecasted...and if this is the case we could see
downslope wind gusts in excess of 45 mph along the Lake Erie
shoreline.

The southerly flow and LLJ will aid in transporting milder air
northward through the day such that the snow will transition to a
wintry mix. There will likely be a brief window of sleet/freezing
rain as a warm layer noses northward aloft. As the surface
temperatures warm through Tuesday and into Tuesday evening a period
of plain rain will be found. Some areas of WNY could see a half an
inch of rainfall...this in addition to what QPF falls as snow/wintry
mix. Rain plus melted snow will bring ponding of water across low
lying areas.

Along the warm front and locations northward isentropic accent and
low level convergence will bring ample lift for a period of moderate
to heavy snowfall. Snow will begin to intensify by midday Tuesday,
with widespread moderate to heavy snow producing snowfall rates
around 1 inch per hour across areas east of Lake Ontario. This heavy
snow will continue east of Lake Ontario into the evening hours and
here is where winter storm warnings will be in place for snowfall
Tuesday - Tuesday night in excess of a foot. The heavy snow will end
as a well defined dry slot passes across the region and the LLJ
shifts eastward resulting in a loss of low level lift.

Tuesday night colder air will sweep across the region from west to
east. Along this occluded front there will likely be additional
light snow. In addition later in the night a cold west wind will
bring lake enhanced and upslope snows...off Lake Erie...and more
pronounced off Lake Ontario where lake waters remain open. By
Tuesday night areas inland across the Genesee valley and Finger
Lakes region will have times of little to no snowfall.

Wednesday colder air will continue to push across the region with
850 hPa temperatures lowering to around -12 to -15C. It will be a
brisk day with a tight pressure gradient bringing a west to
northwest wind producing gusts to 50 mph across the Lake Plain.
Factoring in the colder temperatures it will feel like the upper
single digits to mid teens throughout the day.

Snows (both lake enhanced and upslope) east of the Lakes Wednesday
will begin to taper down as the surface low and upper level low lift
off to the northeast. However it will remain cold enough with ample
moisture for lake effect snow to become predominate. Streamers of
snow are possible east of Lake Erie...with minor accumulations of an
inch or two across the hills. Off Lake Ontario a band of snow will
bring more impressive snowfall totals, with lake snows through the
night. The band of snow will shift southward through the night,
reaching the southeastern shoreline of Lake Ontario near Oswego
County Thursday morning.

While light lake effect snow will end off Lake Erie by late
Wednesday night, it will not be until Thursday midday before
inversion heights fall and moisture depletes that lake
snows off Lake Ontario will end.
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Just now, wolfie09 said:

P-type?

The darn model only shows rain vs snow, it can't even show sleet/zr

I don’t care about sleet vs frz rain, I’m talking not seeing sleet as snow totals bro. The ICON has had lower totals because it caught the taint. Canadian has been bad cause it doesn’t see it. 

IDK. I’m sticking with it. Let’s see. I made my call at 10pm last night. Maybe it’ll all be snow and you guys can say what a fool I was. 

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Just now, rochesterdave said:

You guys seriously saying the ICON hasn’t been great with totals? In Roc it’s just dominated. 

Yeah, I used to just look at it for kicks and thought it was a joke. But not any more. 

Resolution isn’t everyWe thing. The new GFS has the most resolution and the big mets already say it’s terrible.

We DON"T care about KROC!  The Big Mets vs 's what the small, lol?  Just stop please, WOW :facepalm:

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4 minutes ago, CNY-WXFREAK said:

Good cause no one really cares about your call. lol!  

And people care about your ravings? 

I did like the Canadian at one time. You are correct buddy. But it hasn’t done well this year. 

Look, I understand you guys getting hostile. I do. I’m being a pessimistic little bitch. But can none of you see that the ICON has done well this year? Come on? I can’t be the only one? 

And Wolfie, the North country does well on upslope after the punch. You know that. I’m talking change over. So sure the north country gonna get 6”+. 

But the big models had 18” all week. Come on. 

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1 minute ago, rochesterdave said:

And people care about your ravings? 

I did like the Canadian at one time. You are correct buddy. But it hasn’t done well this year. 

Look, I understand you guys getting hostile. I do. I’m being a pessimistic little bitch. But can none of you see that the ICON has done well this year? Come on? I can’t be the only one? 

And Wolfie, the North country does well on upslope after the punch. You know that. I’m talking change over. So sure the north country gonna get 6”+. 

But the big models had 18” all week. Come on. 

No Dave, when your right your right, but this time you are wrong, sorry!  It did well with one event his yr, the NE wind event for the KROC area but what about every other event?  Your basing your whole argument on one event that it got close to correct?

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