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2 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

This made me chuckle a bit! True, that is low for them. There are many areas on the Tug with grass showing, or very shallow base. I have met more and more people who have said they have given up on snowmobiling. They said the cost of upkeep and fees with such lousy winters lately isn't worth it.

Yeah, all my friends have jet skis. They go out all the time on the lake from June-September. My inlaws have a snowmobile and it's so much fun being in the woods surrounded by trees full of snow. It's so peaceful. I snowboard and ski and get a similar feeling but with fake snow. ^_^

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5 hours ago, wolfie09 said:

Euro still has a nice size snowstorm Tuesday night/Wednesday..

Saturday system is a little to warm for CNY, few/several inches for wny depending on temps..

 

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I'm beginning to think the euro is correct...it was first to sniff out the low for tomorrow going south of us and the the GFS caved. 

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16 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Hrrr has about 6 hrs of snow with this one..

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Things aren't adding up with this storm.  The models have this changing to snow at 10am (or earlier according to the NWS) which just seems like a stretch with max diurnal heating occurring at that time and boundary temps in the mid 30's.  I'm sensing a repeat of December 14th where we just couldn't get anything to accumulate.  We really needed this storm to slow down by about 8-12 hours to have a chance.  

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5 minutes ago, DeltaT13 said:

Things aren't adding up with this storm.  The models have this changing to snow at 11am (or earlier according to the NWS) which just seems like a stretch with max diurnal heating occurring at that time and boundary temps in the mid 30's.  I'm sensing a repeat of December 14th where we just couldn't get anything to accumulate.  We really needed this storm to slow down by about 8-12 hours to have a chance.  

Yep. Try accumulating snow at that time, with those temps. So the 2” for Rochester becomes a big goose egg. 
At least we will see some flakes. This January looks to be a loss. So we take what we can get. 

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We better hope for some heavy precip rates lol
 
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We'll be lucky to see 2" at best from this pathetic system. It's a nuisance for everyone on this board but welcomed because of the lack of snow thus far. I'm honing in on next Tues-wed for a decent event. Cold air is in place as t hff e system takes shape along the TX panhandle and heads one but it's light yrs away, lol!

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Even worth only has a foot on the ground in the Tug
http://www.northernchateau.com/northernchateau.htm
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Theres a HUGE deficit up in the Tug as theres really no need to even check stats on it cause after living here for over 15yrs, it becomes easier to track events and this yr, has been by far, so far the worst of the decade or so it seems.

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Canadian coming in with RAIN over much of Central NY...
Low pressure well to our SE and we are still seeing rain in JANUARY.
Who cares anymore, really? Its certainly not ruffling any of my feathers as it's becoming the new norm or so it seems. I'd rather just forget Winter and head right to Spring but we all know that's just a pipe dream cause Winter will rear its ugly head sooner or later or perhaps will take off the whole season, which I will welcome with open arms as long as the cold doesn't arrive too late, lol.

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Concern for heavy snowfall continues to revolve around the
potential phasing of northern and southern stream energy somewhere
along the east coast during Saturday. Guidance continues to
feature a variety of solutions in both the amount of phasing, as
well as when this will occur, not to mention the resultant surface
low track. There has been wide variability leading to lowered
confidence in the forecast, and a trend towards the ensemble means
remains prudent.

That leaves a surface low which will lift northeast through
Pennsylvania before transferring to secondary low development
south of Long Island. If northern/southern stream phasing can
occur early on Saturday, this low may track into the Gulf of
Maine, but the trend has been for a more suppressed solution as
the dynamics eject east quickly, allowing the surface low to
remain weak and push off to the east as well. Initially the
thermals will only support rain due to a warm column, with the
exception being northern New England, but as the low pulls away
cold air will wrap back towards the coast causing a p-type
transition from rain to snow. The amount of precipitation
available once the column cools remains in question, and at this
time most of the snowfall is forecast to be light to moderate,
with the highest amounts confined to the terrain. WPC
probabilities for 6 inches are 30-50% in the Adirondacks, Greens,
and Whites, with lesser amounts further to the south and at lower
elevation.

 

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32 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

The next system is all about timing once again..

Gfs insistent on missing the phase..

Latest icon also just misses it. 

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Was just going to mention that...but...didnt the euro pick up on this being just a low end wave of low pressure 2 days ago??? If that's right then the tuesd Wed storm might be the euro FTW

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