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1 hr of mixing according to the P&C forecast lol

This is for central Oswego county..

Snow before 11am, then rain and snow between 11am and noon, then snow showers likely after noon. High near 34. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible

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7 hours ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Go look at NE forum right now, some epic meltdowns because of their lack of snow. I think some of those guys would sacrifice their first born for a good snowstorm.  :lol:

Let's not forget their historic run since 2008 lol. Nearly every winter since 2008 was exceptionally snowy. We've all experienced shitty winters, now it's their turn. 

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40 minutes ago, tim123 said:

Think roc had 11 inches over 3 days

That's about what I had at my house.  4.5" between about Midnight and 6 am on Thursday.  Then maybe 1/3 inch of ice on top of the snow, then about 4-5 inches on Friday.  Then 3 or 4 inches of the poofiest, lightest lake snow on Saturday.  It was so beautiful like a snow globe.  Then, I don't know an inch yesterday?  Maybe it was slightly more?  I can't remember.  It's all getting fuzzy.

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1 hour ago, Syrmax said:

6Z Euro, still doing a lot of us a solid.1064561288_download(18).thumb.png.f0f17162866ce5ead93d7dcf47e6a37a.png.10abb078e9b84112ad22cc4a464d4957.pngsolid. 

Yet kbgm is playing the elevation card lol

At this time, greatest snow totals look to be across the higher
elevations of Central New York, Twin Tiers, and the Catskills,
where 3-5 inches of snow is possible. Lower elevations of
Central New York and the Twin Tiers will likely be more in the
1-3 inch snow total range. Much of Northeast PA will likely
fall in this range as well, with the higher amounts in the
higher elevations. Portions of the Wyoming Valley (especially
the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area) look to be less than an inch at
this time, with any mixed precipitation quickly changing to
rain. Some light icing from freezing rain will be possible in a
few spots, mainly in the Catskills. Overall, this looks to be a
relatively minor event right now, especially for mid-February
standards. 

 

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9 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:

Intensity and moisture are being stripped away from this one. Looking more like a 2-4 event as opposed to anything significant. 
It’ll be nice to not worr about mixing . Ratios will suck- like others said. 

Yeah last few runs of models have definitely lowered the event to WWA, outside chance at WSW for higher elevations.

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