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7 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

You know we have no cold when 10-1 gives you more snow than Kuchera during lake effect lol That's what the Canadian shows for next event..

Yeah, that's crazy. I don't know how you get good lake effect with temps that warm. I know lake temps are very warm, but still the temps are so marginal. Synoptic aid can help a lot though as it becomes more lake enhanced vs lake effect snow, especially out your way closer to the low. 

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Just read a post that the PV has split for a second time this month and is looking like a 3rd possibly late month again...this has to be the strangest overall weather pattern I can remember. Indicies in the right zones? Check. Major SSW? Check. Where’s the cold air? Missing. We have checked just about every box necessary for a colder than average winter and yet we may break records for warmth...this might just be our future. 

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9 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

Just read a post that the PV has split for a second time this month and is looking like a 3rd possibly late month again...this has to be the strangest overall weather pattern I can remember. Indicies in the right zones? Check. Major SSW? Check. Where’s the cold air? Missing. We have checked just about every box necessary for a colder than average winter and yet we may break records for warmth...this might just be our future. 

Global weather change. Plus, never toss the EURO. Just my 2 cents. 
It sure is annoying. 
Im pretty convinced this weekend will leave us green in Rochester. Chautauqua ridge should do well. ADK’s will do well. IDK. We just can’t shake this nonsense 

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Stacked low over the Upper Mississippi valley Friday morning will
move to Illinois/Indiana by Friday evening, while its associated
surface occlusion will advance from the Upper Ohio Valley to
the southwest corner of New York state. Warmer air ahead of the
system will allow the nearly all the precipitation that arrives
by afternoon into western New York ahead of the occlusion to
fall as rain. Temperatures will climb well into the 40s across
the lake plains.

The main surface low will move into the Great Lakes and weaken
Friday night as a secondary wave develops along the occlusion
near New Jersey and then takes over as the primary low as it
moves into New England Saturday. Colder air will wrap into the
area Friday night with a change over to wet snow, but snow
accumulations through Saturday will be limited to an inch or
two for most, with better accumulations confined to the higher
terrain east of Lake Ontario where significant accumulation is
possible.

&&

.SHORT TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Maturing low pressure centered over central New England Saturday
night will travel northeast across Maine and eventually enter New
Brunswick by Sunday evening. In its wake, west-northwesterly flow
will support a few to several inches of accumulating snow east of
both lakes.

Diving into the details, temperatures at 850mb throughout this
period will average around -8C throughout the majority of the
period. While this isn`t cold enough for pure lake effect, the west-
northwest flow along with wrap around moisture from the departing
low will support lake enhancement off of both lakes Erie and
Ontario. Of the two lakes, snows off of Lake Ontario, especially
locations in close proximity of the Tug Hill, will have the better
chances for accumulating snows due to possibilities of lake to lake
connections. Though not as favorable, the snows off of Lake Erie
look best to accumulate across the Chautauqua Ridge.

Chances for lake snows will continue throughout the day on Sunday
with a couple of inches of additional snowfall possible.
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Just now, wolfie09 said:

Stacked low over the Upper Mississippi valley Friday morning will
move to Illinois/Indiana by Friday evening, while its associated
surface occlusion will advance from the Upper Ohio Valley to
the southwest corner of New York state. Warmer air ahead of the
system will allow the nearly all the precipitation that arrives
by afternoon into western New York ahead of the occlusion to
fall as rain. Temperatures will climb well into the 40s across
the lake plains.

The main surface low will move into the Great Lakes and weaken
Friday night as a secondary wave develops along the occlusion
near New Jersey and then takes over as the primary low as it
moves into New England Saturday. Colder air will wrap into the
area Friday night with a change over to wet snow, but snow
accumulations through Saturday will be limited to an inch or
two for most, with better accumulations confined to the higher
terrain east of Lake Ontario where significant accumulation is
possible.

&&

.SHORT TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Maturing low pressure centered over central New England Saturday
night will travel northeast across Maine and eventually enter New
Brunswick by Sunday evening. In its wake, west-northwesterly flow
will support a few to several inches of accumulating snow east of
both lakes.

Diving into the details, temperatures at 850mb throughout this
period will average around -8C throughout the majority of the
period. While this isn`t cold enough for pure lake effect, the west-
northwest flow along with wrap around moisture from the departing
low will support lake enhancement off of both lakes Erie and
Ontario. Of the two lakes, snows off of Lake Ontario, especially
locations in close proximity of the Tug Hill, will have the better
chances for accumulating snows due to possibilities of lake to lake
connections. Though not as favorable, the snows off of Lake Erie
look best to accumulate across the Chautauqua Ridge.

Chances for lake snows will continue throughout the day on Sunday
with a couple of inches of additional snowfall possible.

As I expected. It's elevation driven upslope event. 

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Lake to lake connection? That's usually a solid band not upslope..They also say "close proximity" to the tug lol Obviously higher elevations will always win out..

Saturday Night
Snow showers likely before midnight, then snow after midnight. Low around 28. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
Sunday
Snow showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 33. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
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9 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Lake to lake connection? That's usually a solid band not upslope..They also say "close proximity" to the tug lol Obviously higher elevations will always win out..

Saturday Night
Snow showers likely before midnight, then snow after midnight. Low around 28. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
Sunday
Snow showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 33. Chance of precipitation is 70%.

Yeah I just meant for here, you should still do well. 

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6 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Yeah I just meant for here, you should still do well. 

I gotta admit I think I’m starting to move past this “winter”. I have a lot of projects planned for spring time (new super deck, A/C unit and pool heater plus new driveway) and I would at this point just like to move this along. This boring, sorta cold but not really cold enough with little in the way of Lake effect at all is enough for me to just say screw it. Words I never thought I’d mutter.

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3 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

I gotta admit I think I’m starting to move past this “winter”. I have a lot of projects planned for spring time (new super deck, A/C unit and pool heater plus new driveway) and I would at this point just like to move this along. This boring, sorta cold but not really cold enough with little in the way of Lake effect at all is enough for me to just say screw it. Words I never thought I’d mutter.

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