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  On 11/28/2020 at 11:16 PM, rochesterdave said:

If only there was some cold air. The 850’s and 700’s are so close. It’s wild watching the surface LP placement from run to run. They are jumping around by hundreds of miles. Makes a big difference for Erie, CLE and Toronto. 

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I'm expecting mostly cold rain out of this in Toronto. Is there any model saying anything differently?

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  On 11/28/2020 at 10:38 PM, TugHillMatt said:

There's no struggle these days for daily temps to be 10 to 20 degrees above "normal".  Unreal how much things have changed this past decade.

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I've only lived here 2 years, but anecdotally it seems like there are a lot more temperature forecasts that bust high than bust low, like there's no ceiling to warm air.

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  On 11/29/2020 at 1:02 AM, PerintonMan said:

I've only lived here 2 years, but anecdotally it seems like there are a lot more temperature forecasts that bust high than bust low, like there's no ceiling to warm air.

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Exactly. There have been so many times here that the temperature ends up 5 or so degrees warmer than what was called for. The southerly winds off the higher elevations warm the air SO rapidly. :( 

P.S. Welcome to the board!

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  On 11/29/2020 at 1:13 AM, TugHillMatt said:

Exactly. There have been so many times here that the temperature ends up 5 or so degrees warmer than what was called for. The southerly winds off the higher elevations warm the air SO rapidly. :( 

P.S. Welcome to the board!

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Thanks, I lurked last year and appreciated the model analysis and insight into weather patterns specific to WNY. (And, frankly, as a scientist, I like discussion a little more sophisticated than what I hear on the local news or weather.com.)

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Yeah, this yr is finally behaving the way it should be with a gradual decline wrt temps. Most of us on this forum average over 100"/yr, so we all know its gonna but the weenie in all of us wants it to snow as heavy as possible and pile up as high as possible and it'll happen just not when we want it to, lol

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  On 11/29/2020 at 4:30 AM, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Yeah, this yr is finally behaving the way it should be with a gradual decline wrt temps. Most of us on this forum average over 100"/yr, so we all know its gonna emoji300.png but the weenie in all of us wants it to snow as heavy as possible and pile up as high as possible and it'll happen just not when we want it to, lol

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It must feel great to average 100 inches. I only average 25.

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  On 11/29/2020 at 4:05 PM, wolfie09 said:

Rgem gives most of the area some snow showers and squalls..

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Yeah both NAM products have some snow the majority of Tuesday and Wednesday. Even if we don’t accumulate that much it should be rather snowy for a couple days. I think 2-4” is possible by Wednesday afternoon in lower elevations with much more SW. 

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  On 11/29/2020 at 4:10 PM, lakeeffectkid383 said:

Yeah both NAM products have some snow the majority of Tuesday and Wednesday. Even if we don’t accumulate that much it should be rather snowy for a couple days. I think 2-4” is possible by Wednesday afternoon in lower elevations with much more SW. 

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That was my call as well.

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This system actually rides the spine of the Appalachians which usually doesn't happen but this SLP may do just that. If it was 75 miles further East, we'd all be in good shape, except the Capital gang but its not happening either way. We all stay wet with temps not dropping into the mid to lower 30's until late Tues into Wednesday and by then, the slp is in the process of occluding. We continue to patiently wait for our first accumulating

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  On 11/29/2020 at 4:22 PM, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Some spots in NE OH could see their first footer of the season while we wait for our first 1"!

What a joke

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You didn't get in on the lake effect band in November that gave @CNY_WX 2 or 3 inches? You really must be in a bad spot of Oswego County.

  On 11/29/2020 at 4:44 PM, CNY-LES FREAK said:

This system actually rides the spine of the Appalachians which usually doesn't happen but this SLP may do just that. If it was 75 miles further East, we'd all be in good shape, except the Capital gang but its not happening either way. We all stay wet with temps not dropping into the mid to lower 30's until late Tues into Wednesday and by then, the slp is in the process of occluding. We continue to patiently wait for our first accumulating emoji300.pngemoji300.png

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Patience is wearing thin...especially after the "winter" of last season...although the heaviest snowfall we had in this area last winter was in...the middle of MAY. lol

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  On 11/29/2020 at 6:34 PM, TugHillMatt said:

You didn't get in on the lake effect band in November that gave @CNY_WX 2 or 3 inches? You really must be in a bad spot of Oswego County.

Patience is wearing thin...especially after the "winter" of last season...although the heaviest snowfall we had in this area last winter was in...the middle of MAY. lol

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I agree about the wearing thin part. We’re used to lake effect events and Arctic chances...our cold air is system made instead of from the Arctic source region and all our LP tracks the next 2 weeks look warm with cold shots behind leaving us wet and frozen with little to no snow. Something needs to shake this pattern up.

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