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Just now, CNY-LES FREAK said:

The German ICON is in its own world, as usual and most guidance are in their own respective worlds so follow the most superior guidance our there, The Euro until other models follow suit cause they will start to unless its solution is wrong and the GFS sees a totally different scenario so lets watch. I won't even look at the ICON, CANADIAN and a
Especially the RGEM, horrific tools to predict our weather. It's however, better than most guidance with cold dense low lvl arctic air intrusions but that's about it!

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I like the RGEM for lake effect events, but its useless for synoptic. 

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The last storm your precious Euro consistently missed the taint. Just saying. 
It did not, its last run before the start of the event, it had most moisture tumour South and East sonI dont kkow what ur looking at bro! Sont even try to discredit the beat guidance out there for the last 15yrs still dominates all other guidance and the United states should be ashamed!

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20 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

The good ole GFS, lol, but its not that bad of a tool which is what all of this guidance is, are tools with the Euro being the Dewalt brand while all the rest are Kobalt, Milwaukee and Bosch are mediocre except black and decker which is akin to the horrific Canadian guidance, the absolute worse out CD there!

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I don't remember much about model algorithms, but it seems that when they change dramatically between 6 hr runs, there has to be some reason. I guess, 5-6 days out, the potential outcomes are so great that it can spit out 2 very different ones based on permutations alone.

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General model (GFS/ECMWF) consensus that a broad and nearly
vertically stack low over the Upper Midwest will slowly track east
bringing unsettle weather beginning late Saturday night through early
next week. With that said, have again slowed the arrival time of the
precipitation for Saturday night with strong surface ridge to our
north begrudgingly giving way to this system. At this point, it
appears that the initial round of precipitation with this system
will likely begin as snow. It will then transition over to a mixed
bag as warmer air works in aloft early Sunday morning for Western NY
and the Finger Lakes region. East of Lake Ontario, it appears
sounding profiles will remain just cold enough to support all snow.
With that said, the weakening low is forecast to pass by just to our
south Sunday night into Monday. While this occurs, a secondary low
develops near the Delmarva Coast and then tracks past Long Island.
If this senerio occurs, colder air will again work back in aloft
around the back side of this system across our region. Look for
precipitation to transition back over to snow Sunday night and
remain all snow after this time. Anyways, highs Sunday will peak in
mid and upper 30s, however areas east of Lake Ontario may not make
it much above the freezing mark if at all.

Low pressure will finally pull away from the area on Monday night,
although there may still be some leftover snow showers still hanging
around, especially downwind of the lakes. Otherwise, with colder air
filter in behind this system highs will once again average below
normal for this time of year. Look for highs in the low to mid 30s
Monday, Tuesday it could be even colder with highs mainly in the
20s.
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Gefs look much different than OP
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Most are a good hit for our area but still 5 days out and we all saw what just happened with this last debacle. I love tracking like the last one but got skunked and I will not have my eyes pinned to every model run cause that only complicates matters worse but when Saturday rolls around, and were still in the cone of uncertainty then I'd go with the under again. our area is simply not conducive for synoptic events except when they occasionally want to, and they do, it I dont think this is one of these times. I feel the result will be as bad if not worse than the last as far as frozen precip but these opinions are mine so we'll see. Something has to go wrong, it's what happens with almost every synoptic event around here then we all wait for LES cause we all know we're getting something but not with synoptic events. I've lived through too many disappointments and I just lived through another one so I won't track back to back duds, not me! I will lurk till Sunday Morning, Peace!

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6 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

For WNY on to the next one

To me screw all this synoptic crap. Too much has to be perfect (and we just had one this month) for WNY to get a good synoptic storm due to our location relative to the coast and the Appalachian Mts... give me a cutter that goes right to Hudson Bay and gives us a persistent SW flow or let it be warm and sunny!!! 

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10 minutes ago, WesterlyWx said:

To me screw all this synoptic crap. Too much has to be perfect (and we just had one this month) for WNY to get a good synoptic storm due to our location relative to the coast and the Appalachian Mts... give me a cutter that goes right to Hudson Bay and gives us a persistent SW flow or let it be warm and sunny!!! 

:weenie::weenie::weenie:

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