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All depends where the Ull goes which won't be figured out for a while..The para like the ukie sends this west of us but still wind up in the same area as the GFS, westerly flow...The european backs this enough to get a SW flow but the mean flow off Ontario is WSW which is similar to the Canadian..I have gotten burned with this West or WSW way to many times lol

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Great advice!!! Just read the AFD from Binghamton and they state most likely SW winds over WNY during Christmas for Lake effect...couple with the model I saw on the local news this am, it also showed the band snack over the metro for about 6 to 10 hours before heading south. It then appears it hangs in the southern tier until sat night when it could head back up to metro for Sunday...very active, very promising 

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1 minute ago, vortmax said:

On a side note... SSW in early Jan? Good way to start the new year. 

https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-weather/stratosphere-major-winter-warming-watch-january-2021-fa/

Been watching this potential...if it comes to roost those warm anomalies the NWS just put out for the rest of winter would be toast

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I'm back from the hardest hike of my life. 17 miles, -10 degree temps and 2-3 feet of snow at the summit. Took me 15 hours to complete, my hands were frozen, my toes were frozen, and I cant feel my legs but I did the Santorini ridge! 6 guys started the hike and only 3 finished the entire ridge. 24/46 peaks completed!

Euro looks fantastic for LES, I'm still a little leary with the overall setup with dry air and wind direction being the biggest factors. 

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Coldest airmass of season pours across the region on Christmas Day
with synoptic snow giving way to moderate to heavy lake snow east of
both Lakes. Travel likely to become an issue, mainly from southern
suburbs of Buffalo to PA line and east of Lake Ontario.

Heavy lake snows Christmas night east of both lakes. Cap 8-12k ft so
rates >2" likely with DGZ fully in play. Thunder/lightning
will also be possible (esp east of Lk Ont).

Impressive lake snows will persist through Saturday, possibly
lingering into Sunday morning, while remainder of the region will
experience occasional snow showers under cyclonic flow aloft and mid
winter temps well below freezing.
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Just now, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Did very well especially wrt total snowfall for the areas that got clobbered!

Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk
 

Agree,  para did well. I don't think any model really saw how that super banding would be over the I-88 corridor vs being placed in CPA...which is what I remember most NWP showing pre storm. 

Someone else posited this question the other day, maybe it was @BuffaloWeather which was...how the heck did such a relatively weak system produce the snowfall it did, even up into Central NE.  

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1 minute ago, Syrmax said:

Agree,  para did well. I don't think any model really saw how that super banding would be over the I-88 corridor vs being placed in CPA...which is what I remember most NWP showing pre storm. 

Someone else posited this question the other day, maybe it was @BuffaloWeather which was...how the heck did such a relatively weak system produce the snowfall it did, even up into Central NE.  

It perplexed all the mets on the New England forum, they didn't understand it. The banding in Southern Vermont and NH they understood, but the Binghamton banding they couldn't figure out. Hopefully some good papers will be written on it. I've never seen strong LES rates in synoptic like that outside of right along the coast or higher elevations in upslope.

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8 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Coldest airmass of season pours across the region on Christmas Day
with synoptic snow giving way to moderate to heavy lake snow east of
both Lakes. Travel likely to become an issue, mainly from southern
suburbs of Buffalo to PA line and east of Lake Ontario.

Heavy lake snows Christmas night east of both lakes. Cap 8-12k ft so
rates >2" likely with DGZ fully in play. Thunder/lightning
will also be possible (esp east of Lk Ont).

Impressive lake snows will persist through Saturday, possibly
lingering into Sunday morning, while remainder of the region will
experience occasional snow showers under cyclonic flow aloft and mid
winter temps well below freezing.

Bills clinch afc east and now this, and over a long weekend. :clap:

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