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I keep reading about how 'thank goodness this isn't the same as last year" as though it's a good thing. Last year, I had waaaay more snow and days with snowcover than this year. Yes, Christmas through January last year generally stunk...and they don't look much better this year....but so far, last year at least looked like winter much more than this one. Waiting a couple more weeks around here for good snowfall puts this winter as worse in the Central NY region.

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Seems like models are trying to show something for the end of the week/weekend other than rain. If we can get the Atlantic ridge to back off a bit and cold air to press in from the north, we could be looking at an overrunning type of situation. These overrunning patterns can pop up with little modeling showing them.

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8 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

Seems like models are trying to show something for the end of the week/weekend other than rain. If we can get the Atlantic ridge to back off a bit and cold air to press in from the north, we could be looking at an overrunning type of situation. These overrunning patterns can pop up with little modeling showing them.

Hour 114 euro has a 1031 high over the dacks. Interesting 

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1 minute ago, Ericjcrash said:

Hour 114 euro has a 1031 high over the dacks. Interesting 

Yeah, the models are trying to show cold air holding in east of the Finger Lakes. Western NY warms into the 40s, but CNY has the possibility of staying in the 30s, especially if an East wind funnels cold air in. This is all speculation, of course...but I could see the NE literally just squeezing in some wintry weather between the Atlantic ridge and the moderate cold trying to sink in.

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I know winter is only a quarter of a way thru but March to me isn't a real "winter" month. Its similar to November in the sense that sunny and 60s in march happens regularly enough that its baked into our minds that March is pretty much a spring month. January and February are winter months but by late February there's no denying sun angle and the first warmth you start to feel in the car with just the sun out. 

 

Thats also completely up to what you consider winter. Some of the upper midwest and prairie provinces biggest snowstorms/blizzards are in April and October which to me is a waste because even that far north its quickly back into the 50s-60s with sun almost right after the snow ends. 

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5 hours ago, CNY_WX said:


I just ran a snowfall summary from my CoCoRaHS records  I’ve managed to nickel and dime my way to 12.4 inches since 11/1, the same amount you Buffalo guys received in 4-5 hours yesterday.  My single greatest daily accumulation was 3.4 inches.  I know we’re only about a quarter of the way through winter but this is frustrating, especially when you look at models hoping to see a sign of hope and see nothing but cutters followed by lake effect that will probably miss my area.  I guess we can always hope for a SSW event to shake things up but I won’t believe it until I see it.  I’ve had over 6 inches of liquid precipitation which should have translated into 50-60 inches of snow to this point but on 12/27 I look out the window and see green grass.  Thanks for letting me rant.

 

* indicates Multi-Day Accumulation Report
Station               NY-OG-28
Date Precip in. Snowfall in. Snowfall SWE in. Total Snow Depth in. Total SWE in.
11/01/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/02/2020   0.33 0.3 NA NA NA
11/03/2020   0.20 1.0 NA NA NA
11/04/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/05/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/06/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/07/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/08/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/09/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/10/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/11/2020   0.24 0.0 NA NA NA
11/12/2020   0.29 0.0 NA NA NA
11/13/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/14/2020   0.03 0.0 NA NA NA
11/15/2020   0.01 0.0 NA NA NA
11/16/2020   0.23 0.0 NA NA NA
11/17/2020   0.01 T NA NA NA
11/18/2020   0.19 2.4 NA NA NA
11/19/2020   T T NA NA NA
11/20/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/21/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/22/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
11/23/2020   0.33 T NA NA NA
11/24/2020   0.75 0.4 NA NA NA
11/25/2020   0.01 T NA NA NA
11/26/2020   0.53 0.0 NA NA NA
11/27/2020   0.03 0.0 NA NA NA
11/28/2020   0.08 0.0 NA NA NA
11/29/2020   0.01 0.0 NA NA NA
11/30/2020   0.01 0.0 NA NA NA
12/01/2020   0.38 0.0 NA NA NA
12/02/2020   0.11 0.7 NA NA NA
12/03/2020   0.08 1.4 NA NA NA
12/04/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
12/05/2020   0.12 0.0 NA NA NA
12/06/2020   0.02 0.1 NA NA NA
12/07/2020   -- -- -- -- --
12/08/2020   T T NA NA NA
12/09/2020   0.08 0.8 NA NA NA
12/10/2020   0.20 0.7 NA NA NA
12/11/2020   0.02 0.0 NA NA NA
12/12/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
12/13/2020   T 0.0 NA NA NA
12/14/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
12/15/2020   0.03 0.3 NA NA NA
12/16/2020   -- -- -- -- --
12/17/2020   0.36 3.4 NA NA NA
12/18/2020   0.01 0.1 NA NA NA
12/19/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
12/20/2020   0.02 0.3 NA NA NA
12/21/2020   0.10 0.2 NA NA NA
12/22/2020   0.04 0.0 NA NA NA
12/23/2020   T T NA NA NA
12/24/2020   0.00 0.0 NA NA NA
12/25/2020   1.17 0.0 NA NA NA
12/26/2020   0.10 0.3 NA NA NA
12/27/2020   T T NA NA NA
Totals :  6.12 in. 12.4 in. 0.00 in. -- --
 

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I'm dead serious when I say we should go for the all time least snowiest season on record here in Syracuse because, from the looks of most guidance we may get to mid-January with not much accumulation so Ima start rooting for it, why not, since it doesn't want to snow anymore.

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6 hours ago, wolfie09 said:

Rgem keeps the bulk of the next LES event just to my south as winds are more "west" then "north".. Obviously I'll be keeping an eye on it lol

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This WILL NOT HAPPEN, cause its over my head, so its more likely that Parish, Central Square and Mexico will get the brunt of the showers, mark those words!

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8 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Expected snowfall

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I am extremely skeptical of getting 4 to 5 inches of snow around here...I would love to get it, especially if the warm air for the second half of the week continues getting pushed down. It would be nice to have a snowpack. It seems there are some positive factors tomorrow night and Tuesday AM for lake effect around here. 

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2 hours ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Went to Knox farms today and got to enjoy the new snowfall through the trails there.

Long range not looking good

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I honestly don’t know why anyone pays any heed to these in the last two years. They’ve been utterly useless. Wasn’t just a week ago everyone was getting excited for January? 

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13 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:

I honestly don’t know why anyone pays any heed to these in the last two years. They’ve been utterly useless. Wasn’t just a week ago everyone was getting excited for January? 

Yup and if that SSW takes place, a piece of  the PV could pay us a visit. 

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12 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:

I honestly don’t know why anyone pays any heed to these in the last two years. They’ve been utterly useless. Wasn’t just a week ago everyone was getting excited for January? 

Who was getting excited about January? SSW are completely random in effecting us over here. Even with them you need a delivering mechanism, all the cold air is on the other side of the globe....again. The Pacific has been terrible for 2 years straight. We are entering top climo as January is our coldest month so we can still average above normal and get some surprise events up here.

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13 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Who was getting excited about January? SSW are completely random in effecting us over here. Even with them you need a delivering mechanism, all the cold air is on the other side of the globe....again. The Pacific has been terrible for 2 years straight. We are entering top climo as January is our coldest month so we can still average above normal and get some surprise events up here.

You know me. I'm excited. ;)

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Some of the 00Z runs are showing possibly 6 to 9 inches of LES across Onondaga county. I wouldn't be surprised to wake up to a Lake Effect Snow Advisory (Do those still exist?) or WWA for 3 to 6 inches with "possibly more in heavier bands" for the county.

Still hesitant, as it's so easy to be burned by these events...but looks like one of our best shots so far this year for this localized region.

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