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3 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

There was a lot more open water than what was showing up on this website. If models are using this data than it needs to change, its highly inaccurate

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That’s no where near 86% ice.  Eastern 1/3 of the lake is a huge open pool.  Explains why yesterday’s event over performed by so much.  The GLERL map is always a bit over done on the ice cover but that’s over done by a lot! 

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48 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

@BGM Blizzard Do you have the EPO forecast for the last few weeks?

Seems like the -AO was our main driver with the Polar Vortex into the middle of the country

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WxBell only seems to have teleconnection forecasts from current day forward. 

Found this site though that has the observed values back to 1948 apparently...

Teleconnection Main page link: https://www.wisconsinwx.com/teleconnections#EPO

EPO daily observed values 1948-present: https://www.wisconsinwx.com/observations/teleconnections/EPO.txt

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1 minute ago, BGM Blizzard said:

WxBell only seems to have teleconnection forecasts from current day forward. 

Found this site though that has the observed values back to 1948 apparently...

Teleconnection Main page link: https://www.wisconsinwx.com/teleconnections#EPO

EPO daily observed values 1948-present: https://www.wisconsinwx.com/observations/teleconnections/EPO.txt

The polar vortex was the reason for the cold in Feb. We had a -EPO in conjunction with it for about a week but -AO was the cause of the Feb cold. Interesting.

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48 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

With the AO going positive as well as EPO we are going to warm up.

Yeah it looks that way. Even the models that have a storm track to the south of NY over the next 7-15 days didn't look too favorable for snow due to lack of cold air supply. Would need something to bomb out and create its own cold.

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41 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Spring can't come soon enough!

Yup. When we can't get anything to line up for us, time to wave the flag. We can't seem to have the cold air when the track moves closer. PA has been doing it and other places in the country...but here? Nope.

Perhaps that will change and we can get some surprises. But not holding my breath.

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4 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

Yup. When we can't get anything to line up for us, time to wave the flag. We can't seem to have the cold air when the track moves closer. PA has been doing it and other places in the country...but here? Nope.

Perhaps that will change and we can get some surprises. But not holding my breath.

Statistical analysis states regression to the mean for those places and next year we have an all time winter right?

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30 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Statistical analysis states regression to the mean for those places and next year we have an all time winter right?

I sure hope so! Was doing a little bit of research and found this (hopefully this doesn't become a decade "worse" than the 60s)

Syracuse Season totals (60% winters less than 100 inches). The 4 other winters bring the average for that decade to 101 inches. Only 1 (perhaps 2) was a little bit above normal.

1960-1961 130.5  
1961-1962 77.3  
1962-1963 116.6  
1963-1964 83.8  
1964-1965 97.3  
1965-1966 118.8  
1966-1967 83.0  
1967-1968 81.2  
1968-1969 97.9  
1969-1970 125.5
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17 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

I sure hope so! Was doing a little bit of research and found this (hopefully this doesn't become a decade "worse" than the 60s)

Syracuse Season totals (60% winters less than 100 inches). The 4 other winters bring the average for that decade to 101 inches. Only 1 (perhaps 2) was a little bit above normal.

1960-1961 130.5  
1961-1962 77.3  
1962-1963 116.6  
1963-1964 83.8  
1964-1965 97.3  
1965-1966 118.8  
1966-1967 83.0  
1967-1968 81.2  
1968-1969 97.9  
1969-1970 125.5

During the winter of 1965-66, 42 of the 118 inches came during the Blizzard of 66. So only 76 inches fell during the rest of the winter. 

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