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11 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

I'm not sure but just look at this list and tell me global warming isn't real. Look at the top 10 warmest/coldest years at the bottom. 4 out of 5 of the warmest years on record are in the last 15 years. The last time a year was top 10 for coldest on record? 1943...and before that 1926. Insane

https://www.weather.gov/buf/BUF_top10

Yes, politically-speaking, environmental issues are an area where I trend towards the liberal side. I believe in being a steward of creation and the earth...and our lack of doing so as a world for instead profit and power gain...is leading to some negative results and consequences. I mean, when you destroy the world's biomes at the rate we are, what do we expect?

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1 hour ago, TugHillMatt said:

The stats here demonstrate how mild of a snow season it has been...especially for those north of the Thruway. The Oswego to Fulton to Syracuse strip.....BAD.

CNY Snowfall Totals

Hmmm wonder where they get their stats.. Maybe their own spotter network? Official Oswego spotter has nearly 30" less than that.. About 80" below the norm..2nd year in a row under 60"..

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2 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

2000s Fulton averaged 193" a year, 15-16 years around that decade 140s on average.. Can't erase a decade but definitely an anomaly imo...

Those are some pretty significant differences. 

On the talk of Oswego's amounts for the year, perhaps it's location-dependent? Snowfall seems to be very different there from one side to the other side of the city with events. Some parts of the city had a couple nice teakettle or low-wind events in February, so I wouldn't be surprised with the "higher" numbers. At the same time, this winter sucked...so I wouldn't be surprised with the lower amounts. I think that area had a worse synoptic year than even here.

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2 hours ago, TugHillMatt said:

This beautiful image from today shows the suckiness of the Lake plain and lower elevations for snow lovers.

May be an image of map and text that says 'Rochester #1 Buffalo Buffalo #2 SYR #9 Albany ELM ↑ #5 BGM #6 # #8 Scranton ↑ #7'

What is the original source of this photo, I’d like to know what all the labels are?  Also to note is Bristol mountains impressive snowmaking. I’ve circled them in the attached image. 
 

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36 minutes ago, DeltaT13 said:

What is the original source of this photo, I’d like to know what all the labels are?  Also to note is Bristol mountains impressive snowmaking. I’ve circled them in the attached image. 
 

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Great Question. BGM NWS posted it on their social media accounts. I love the geographical features they point out.

Answers: 1) Frozen Oneida Lake
2) Otisco Lake
3) Cazenovia Lake
4) Canadarago Lake
5) Whitney Point Reservoir
6) Snow cover across the northern Poconos
7) Lake Wallenpaupack
8) Snow cover in the Catskill

9) One lonely cloud ☁️
10) Snow cover across the Tug Hill Plateau region

 

Cool find on Bristol!

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Majority of showers on Fri will be from the Finger Lakes and North
Country eastward as occluded front sweeps through. Additional
potential for some more sfc based thunder as that front moves
through. Otherwise, drying trend should develop as dry slot with the
system lifts across. Raised temps most areas on Fri as temps should
not fall off til the cold front moves through Fri night as the low
tracks across New England or Quebec.

Increased winds and gusts over blended guidance all areas on Friday.
Depending on timing of this system, potential is there sometime late
Thu night through Fri afternoon of advisory level winds. Primary
blended guidance, NBM, already hinting at 50 mph wind gusts at
BUF on Fri which is pretty good considering how far out this is
still. Climatology and forecast pressure pattern would suggest
greatest chances for advisory level winds over WNY east-northeast
across lake plains.

Finally, with such a dynamic system in the spring, you would guess
pattern would eventually find its way back to some snow and that is
the case here. Still differences on how far south low tracks, but
seems period of light snow could occur later Fri night into Sat
morning especially over the North Country. After drying out later
Sat into Sat night, next chances for mainly rain return again next
Sun.
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