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2 minutes ago, Syrmax said:

I thought about going out west this year but the crowds and restrictions, esp at National Parks have turned me off of that.  I'm thinking Greece at this point, for an adventure. 

I just visited 7 national parks in May in Utah/Arizona and there were no restrictions, had an incredible time. Also I don't go to touristy areas, I go hiking in the middle of the mountains and start at 4 am before everyone wakes up. Do I bring a gun or bear spray out into the wilderness of Montana? I saw a big black bear in Washington, but I know there are grizzly's up in Montana.

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The models have finally figured out what they want to do! After
severe days of unacceptably wide model spread in the extended
forecast, the 12z cycles today have really clustered by
strongly, yielding higher than normal confidence in the overall
long and short wave progression. As a result, we start the long
term with a short wave ridging and abrupt warming traversing the
area Monday before troughing becomes established over the
northeastern CONUS. This results in the extended forecast
starting out dry and way above normal on Monday with a rather
quick transition toward more showery conditions and more normal
temperatures thereafter.
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57 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

I can easily predict the weather. It's going to be above normal for the rest of our lifetimes. 

And it will never rain again in Rochester.  It's pretty incredible.  Remember last week we kept thinking someone was going to get inches of rain this week.  I think I could have counted all the drops that have fallen in the last 10 days on 1 hand.  It's like living in the damn desert...

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The Utica area got slammed pretty good yesterday. 75 mph straight-line winds with damage all around the city. 1/2 inch sized hail as well. So obviously more wind damage than hail damage. They've also had flooding rains several days this week.

Here in the Syracuse area, there was some flooding and power outages yesterday, but I don't think much wind damage.

@DeltaT13, I'm shocked you guys haven't had any rain there. With all the activity firing up...Seems to be a very lackluster year in the precip. department for your area.

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12 minutes ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:

Will it break through?  First line got shredded on arrival let’s see what that second line can do.  That’s a favorable path for severe storms here when they have are drifting in from the WNW…

 

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It's quickly falling apart over the Niagara Peninsula of Ontario.... lol

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We had an early high temp of 75ish around lunchtime but have steadily dropped throughout the afternoon, few spikes due to the sun trying to peak out lol Next couple days is forecasted upper 60s to around 70°.. Some "summer like" heat returns Monday and Tuesday..

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22 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

It's quickly falling apart over the Niagara Peninsula of Ontario.... lol

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Yup… northern part is tearing up but that cell over the lake is building, Dunkirk to Silver Creek could be a good storm.  Wouldn’t make it in time but would be a good shoreline intercept on that one.  Expect to see some nice shelf pics as that rolls in.  

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A secondary frontal boundary will push into and across the Lower
Great Lakes tonight while a longwave trough will push south across
the entire region. This will support a chance for widespread
showers, with the greatest coverage over far Western NY. Low temps
tonight will be in the mid 50s to low 60s.

Friday, the upper level trough slowly swings over and through
western NY, then pulls east by late in the day. With the core of the
coldest air aloft moving overhead, expect scattered to numerous
showers with a few isolated rumbles of thunder. With H850T falling
to +7C to +9C expect MaxT`s to peak in the upper 60s to low 70s

 

During Friday night the core of the upper low will slooooowly meander
its way eastward into eastern New York and Pennsylvania. While nocturnal
stabilization should lead to a general decrease in convective coverage...the
combination of the still-very close proximity of the low...a general
upslope northerly flow...and contributions from the lakes should still
maintain at least some scattered showers...along with fairly cloudy
skies. Otherwise...we can expect comfortable overnight lows ranging
from the mid 50s well inland to around 60 along the lakeshores.
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1 hour ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:

Another day of busted storms.  Not a drop here.  Both batches of rain just disappeared upon arrival…. The dry zone is very well defined over the past few days.  

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That lake shadow is a formidable foe to rain. 

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30 minutes ago, vortmax said:

That lake shadow is a formidable foe to rain. 

It really is quite remarkable. And on the flip side it’s prolific at generating rain on either side from the converging air. On the positive side for us desert dwellers I suppose it won’t be long before all of Lake Erie gets up into the 70’s and the lake shadow fades. 

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Check out the radar loop.  That area over Niagara County how it drops in NW to SE then hits a wall on the escarpment and pulls back heading NE.  New boundary line fired up north to south along eastern Erie county boarder and is picking up some intensity heading into the finger lakes.  Had the single back building cells popping ahead of that line triggering the flash food warning.  And then there’s my Lake Erie monster again.  I gotta figure out what that blob is every night between 9-11.  

 

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SWS

...SLOW MOVING STORMS WITH HEAVY RAINFALL ACROSS LEWIS...JEFFERSON
AND OSWEGO COUNTIES...

A large area of slow moving showers and thunderstorms will persist
across the Tug Hill and Black River Valley this morning. These
storms will spread west into Mexico and Fulton through 9 am and
Oswego around 10 am. These storms will produce heavy rainfall with
amounts of one to two inches will be possible over the next few
hours. This will result in ponding of water on roadways and in low
lying areas.

If traveling this morning, be prepared for reduced visibility due to
heavy rainfall, and allow yourself extra time to reach your
destination.
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