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It’s been coming down here for a half an hour at about a 3”/hr rate.  The trouble is the wind is blowing it all around so it will be next to impossible to get a true measurement.  BTW I had 4.1 inches as of 7 this morning and I think I’m about 5 miles from Freak.

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14 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Yeah, we got it good for about 2-3hrs with super heavy snow. I'm up just west of Central Square Max so I dont know ur exact location. If you know the Red Onion on rt12, then u know where I am.

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Got it.  You're a bit further north than i thought.

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26 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Yeah, we got it good for about 2-3hrs with super heavy snow. I'm up just west of Central Square Max so I dont know ur exact location. If you know the Red Onion on rt12, then u know where I am.

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Somehow, its been snowing for an hour, and we've picked up 1".  Fairly conservative measuring location with the wind, so wouldn't surprise me if a bit more fell.  Longest "real"  lake effect we've had here in quite some time.  Usually it's 10-15 minutes and done, other than light spray events.

Looks like we're done after this finishes pushing through.  Flow looks to set up westerly again east of L.O.

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19 minutes ago, Syrmax said:

Somehow, its been snowing for an hour, and we've picked up 1".  Fairly conservative measuring location with the wind, so wouldn't surprise me if a bit more fell.  Longest "real"  lake effect we've had here in quite some time.  Usually it's 10-15 minutes and done, other than light spray events.

Looks like we're done after this finishes pushing through.  Flow looks to set up westerly again east of L.O.

It's out of the NW, just has a wierd look to it lol

All the stuff that was near Watertown is diving south..

 

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Somehow, its been snowing for an hour, and we've picked up 1".  Fairly conservative measuring location with the wind, so wouldn't surprise me if a bit more fell.  Longest "real"  lake effect we've had here in quite some time.  Usually it's 10-15 minutes and done, other than light spray events.
Looks like we're done after this finishes pushing through.  Flow looks to set up westerly again east of L.O.
I think its gonna be more of a NW-WNW flow throughout the night as you can already see the streamers forming on a WNW trajectory. Perhaps tonight they go West but I haven't checked tbh.

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The main arctic cold front is crossing Western and Central NY early
this afternoon, supporting a band of snow showers and snow squalls
along it that are partially fueled from lake effect bands that the
front captured and is spreading inland. Most of the heavier, frontal
snow squalls will move southeast of the area by mid afternoon.

A very sharp, deep, mid level trough will dive across northern NY
and New England tonight, delivering some of the coldest air so far
this early winter season. This will continue to support lake effect
snow, with migrating bands as winds steadily veer to the northwest
in the wake of the cold front. Lake induced equilibrium levels are
near their peak now at over 15K feet, then will steadily drop
tonight as the deepest cold air aloft moves away and inversion
heights lower.
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Regional radars show a band of heavy snow arcing from southern
Oswego County to the Tug Hill. A circulation center is noted in
radar and satellite imagery entering Jefferson County. This will
result in a complex area of heavy snow moving across the eastern
Lake Ontario region through early afternoon as mesoscale ascent from
the circulation center interacts with lake effect processes. This
last burst of heavy snow may produce 3 inch per hour snowfall rates
briefly across much of the eastern Lake Ontario region. Following
this last burst of snow, boundary layer flow will quickly veer to
northwest in the wake of the arctic front. Until then, the Tug Hill
region may see another 4-7 inches through mid afternoon.

Once the northwest flow becomes established, multiple lake effect
snow bands will develop. along much of the south shore of the lake
from eastern Niagara/Orleans counties to Oswego County. There will
likely be one, somewhat dominant band embedded within this that is
forced by a developing upstream Georgian Bay connection. This
upstream connection will first develop late this afternoon across
Wayne/Cayuga counties, then move westward down the shoreline to
Orleans/Monroe counties by late this evening as boundary layer flow
continues to veer
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16 minutes ago, 96blizz said:

I deleted all my attachment history and still can’t post pics. Any idea why?  Squall was nuts here!

If it’s a size issue it might because you have a high megapixel camera. I’ve found a sneaky workaround. Take a screenshot of the photo. It significantly reduces its size while minimally reducing the actual resolution. 

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I love when the NWS updates after the fact lol

Damage is already done..

This wasn't my forecast this morning that's for sure..

This Afternoon
Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. Areas of blowing snow. High near 28. Northwest wind around 17 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 10 to 14 inches possible.
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