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This is a handy tool I like to use for wind flow..

I always do westerly in quotations because it can be anywhere from 260-280 flow.. Basically Central and northern Oswego county..

Now a traditional WNW flow is 290-300 degrees which traditionally favors southern Oswego county..

matts area may need more of a 300-310 flow which is considered NW BUT West which may be why its been hard to get a sustained band..

Syracuse proper needs more of a 310-320 vector aka NW flow..

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1 minute ago, wolfie09 said:

This is a handy tool I like to use for wind flow..

I always do westerly in quotations because it can be anywhere from 260-280 flow.. Basically Central and northern Oswego county..

Now a traditional WNW flow is 290-300 degrees which traditionally favors southern Oswego county..

matts area may need more of a 300-310 flow which is considered NW BUT West which may be why its been hard to get a sustained band..

Syracuse area need more of a 310ish and NW flow..

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This is fantastic!  Pic saved and thanks for sharing!

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Kbgm from this morning..

Another round of snow will move off Lake Ontario late Saturday
as westerly winds align over the water. Several inches of snow
will fall over Northern Oneida County Saturday night, with
additional snow expected Sunday. Storm total snow amounts will
exceed a foot in spots, especially over northwestern sections of
Oneida County.

&&

.SHORT TERM /SUNDAY THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT/...
355 AM Update...
Attention turns to combination of synoptic wrap-around and
lake-enhanced snow for the second half of the weekend. A Winter
Storm Watch remains in effect for northern Oneida County.

For Saturday night, large low stacks over New England, placing
our region in zone of synoptic wrap around including Atlantic
moisture in the mid-upper levels. At the same time, lake
moisture will be contributed to the lower levels via westerly
yet cyclonic flow. 850mb temperatures will actually be pretty
marginal for lake response - about 7-9C below freezing - yet
with synoptic moisture seeding from above, there could still
lead to decent lake effect snow. There is considerable
uncertainty, but the potential will be there for development of
Huron-to-Ontario multilake connection, especially by Sunday.
For this reason, the Watch for northern Oneida County was
extended through the day. Indeed if the Canadian model pans out,
we may even see accumulating lake effect continue right through
Sunday night along and north of the New York Thruway. Further
south, at least scattered lake effect snow showers will occur
courtesy of Lake Erie moisture via westerly flow and synoptic
wrap around moisture aloft.
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I keep coming in here hoping there will be something to follow, but there just isnt (for ROC specifically).  Just more rain and green grass.  You can't squeeze blood from a stone.  I'm officially pulling for no snow from here on out.  Will be far more interesting to smash a record in that direction than to dink and dunk my way to 45 lousy inches.  Good grief.  

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I made an account to comment specifically on the doomposting and doomcasting. Shut the heck up! If you don't want to watch, comment and track weather, just leave. To come on here and constantly complain about the weather and how you may or may not get snow. Or how you believe the "winter is canceled" 2 months in advance. It just shows a pathological level of emotional immaturity. You're doing yourself and everyone here no favors and you're stinking up the place with bad vibes. There's enough bad vibes in society as it is. Either lurk, ask reasonable questions, forecast without emotion, share models and analysis or get out.

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