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7 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Why is everyone jumping on the ICON?  The Euro HI RES is 4-6" at KSYR so IDK but alls I see are precip maps, lol, which are horrific except the ICON, lol!

because its consistency run to run has been stellar for this storm. regardless of outcome. does anyone know when 18z euro comes out? that's the only one I cannot find online. anyone have a good source for it? thanks

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23 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

That event was nothing like this one, not in the least.  It was an open wave, pretty much a miller B that bombed out once it reformed!

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no comparison

 

Agree. I lived just north of Albany then, remember it well.  Was a Miller B that we were all crapping our pants wouldnt deliver the goods right up till almost game time. But it did, 24" IMBY IIRC.

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I'll start buying specific amounts once we get closer to the event.  It's still 60+ hrs out.  But at least there's decent consensus CNY should get at least a moderate snowstorm. ENY looks solid for a big hit.  I'm supposed to be driving to Albany for work conference Monday morning. Looks like I'll be calling in for that instead. ;)

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Been watching this event from afar.. Just because I love lake effect lol

A Pacific-based shortwave trough will track across the Central and
Eastern Great Lakes Tuesday night into Wednesday. Winds will become
southwest ahead of an approaching cold front and cold air advection
with 850mb temperatures falling to around -6C will filter across
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario by Wednesday morning. This will likely
initiate a lake response beginning northeast-east of the Lakes. Lake
temperatures are currently in the mid 40s which offers marginal lake
instability during this time. Daytime highs are expected in the mid
to upper 30s so any snowfall accumulation during the day will be
limited. The cold front will move through the region from west to
east by Wednesday night and west winds will drag colder air into the
region. The mid-level trough will be moving into New England and
moisture will be diminishing quickly across the region. There will
likely be a short window of upstream moisture and lake induced
instability to get accumulating snow in some places. At this time,
lake effect snow showers will likely be confined to the higher
elevations east of the Lakes into Thursday. Warm air advection and
high pressure tracking to the south will end snow showers Thursday
night into Friday.

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