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Lol that’s exactly how that 2006 one began. In a few hours it’ll jump to 6-12...then 24+


WOW now... hold the chili sauce on that foot long! I don’t think we’re gonna go that crazy... but rather amusing the human factor is caving to what the models were showing 24 hours ago. WWA with 3-6” across the metro is a good call but a late call. Depending where the band camps out could max over 6” somewhere...

First shortwave swinging through is really juicing up the band. Getting some decent returns over head... I’m back to all snow here now and it’s already accumulating on the roads...

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Yeah snow coming down very nicely here and having no trouble sticking to the roads and it’s not even coming down all that heavy... don’t see where these thermal issues are coming in unless it warms up during the night. I’m at 32 degrees now and it was 17 here this morning so all surfaces are pretty cold which is why the snow is sticking to everything no problem...

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7pm update from BUF... Now that’s how you word an AFD!


Temperatures aloft will be marginally cold enough to support
lake effect snow through Wednesday with H85 temps around -6C.
The first of two shortwaves is entering the region this evening
and this has provided enough moisture for a modest lake effect
band to develop northeast of Lake Erie. This primarily started
as snow, especially a few miles inland from Lake Erie and this
helped provide the forecast confidence to expand the Winter
Weather Advisory to include northern Erie county and the Buffalo
metro area. This will be a wet snow, and snow amounts will vary
by location. It is possible that snow will struggle to
accumulate in downtown Buffalo, but will accumulate a several
miles inland (along and inland of the I-190 and I-290 loop
around downtown Buffalo. Expect up to 3 to 6 inches of snow
accumulation in the most persistent snows through early
Wednesday afternoon.

In terms of band location, snow focused from downtown Buffalo to
the airport early evening will meander north through late
evening before settling slightly southward and back across the
metro after midnight. This uses a consensus of model guidance
but is adjusted slightly northward based on forecast winds and
taking into account typically funnelling of winds by the
Chautauqua ridge.


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Waiting game time now to see where and when that band sets up... Another good update from BUF at 915.


IR satellite imagery shows a break in this moisture,
so expect snow off Lake Erie to temporarily taper off late this
evening before a larger area of moisture arrives around
midnight.

The fact that snow with this initial round was fairly widespread helped
provide the forecast confidence to expand the Winter Weather
Advisory to include northern Erie county and the Buffalo metro
area. It`s also worth noting that the 00Z Buffalo sounding
confirmed model forecasts with the 850mb temperature -6C. This
will be a wet snow, and snow amounts will vary by location.

In terms of band location, a snow band will re-develop after
midnight and focus roughly from downtown Buffalo to the airport
through daybreak.

A well defined band should be in
place across the Buffalo metro by the morning rush hour.
Roadways will be slick at many locations for the morning
commute.


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15 minutes ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:

Waiting game time now to see where and when that band sets up... Another good update from BUF at 915.


IR satellite imagery shows a break in this moisture,
so expect snow off Lake Erie to temporarily taper off late this
evening before a larger area of moisture arrives around
midnight.

The fact that snow with this initial round was fairly widespread helped
provide the forecast confidence to expand the Winter Weather
Advisory to include northern Erie county and the Buffalo metro
area. It`s also worth noting that the 00Z Buffalo sounding
confirmed model forecasts with the 850mb temperature -6C. This
will be a wet snow, and snow amounts will vary by location.

In terms of band location, a snow band will re-develop after
midnight and focus roughly from downtown Buffalo to the airport
through daybreak.

A well defined band should be in
place across the Buffalo metro by the morning rush hour.
Roadways will be slick at many locations for the morning
commute.


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Appears metro northeast will be under the gun after 2 or 3am. I'm still not ruling out 6 or 8 inches in the areas that are under most stationary part of the band. Think Clarence, east Amherst, east Williamsville, Lancaster.

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1 minute ago, Thinksnow18 said:

Well that was a dud.

Wow I was not expecting to see that when I woke up... where’s the lake effect???? Looks almost non existent and I have maybe 2 inches??? The NWS was right and we were all wrong. Guess that’s why they get paid the big bucks. Definitely will make me think again before criticizing them...

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10 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

I was thinking well at least theres the cold blast next week with multiple chances for LES and general snow events...the last 3 runs of the GFS says you have no soup for you...damn snow Nazi...


Looking out just beyond the end of this period...there is increasing
agreement amongst the medium range models that much colder air will
then overspread our region for the middle and latter portions of
next week. If realized...this would result in temperatures falling
back to below normal levels...which in turn could lead to the
potential for significant lake snows downwind of the lakes dependent
upon how the background synoptic environment evolves across our
region. Stay tuned...

 

 

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46 minutes ago, WesterlyWx said:

Wow I was not expecting to see that when I woke up... where’s the lake effect???? Looks almost non existent and I have maybe 2 inches??? The NWS was right and we were all wrong. Guess that’s why they get paid the big bucks. Definitely will make me think again before criticizing them...

We got shafted HARD lol haha 

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Here we go with the omnipresent, or so it seems, WWA from 4PM to 10AM that will only affect the Northern portion of the State, right where Matt lived, while the Southern portion whiffs the exhaust from whatever insignificant bands that'll be up thata way for most of this evening and tonight!

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Graupel-sleet mix in Cheektowaga by the airport. Very sharp cutoff to the accums last night. My house is between maple rd and Sheridan Dr in Williamsville and I posted earlier my 3/4" of taint but I drove not even one mile south towards wherle and young and the plows had to come out with close to 3". Interesting.

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3 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

Graupel-sleet mix in Cheektowaga by the airport. Very sharp cutoff to the accums last night. My house is between maple rd and Sheridan Dr in Williamsville and I posted earlier my 3/4" of taint but I drove not even one mile south towards wherle and young and the plows had to come out with close to 3". Interesting.

Yeah it's not really a bust. The forecast was for 3-7" and that is likely to occur as the band strengthens the next few hours. 

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8 minutes ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:

2.2” here at 8am. Seeing every p type possible in the last hour. Mainly light rain with some pellets mixed in but then we get a burst of some flakes then back to rain. Looks like it’s trying to organize better now...

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All graupel here at the office across from the airport. Band has definitely reintensified and looks good on radar. Probably also a bit of a southward dip the last frame...i don't think the band will really truly make it to areas north of the 90 split to Albany

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