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Our attention will now turn to a a convectively enhanced shortwave
over Ontario. This feature will move ESE and across Lake Ontario
overnight, with an associated W-E oriented surface boundary moving
south across the lake before it stalls somewhere over WNY. There`s
still a variety of scenarios for convection this evening/overnight,
from nothing across all of WNY, to at least scattered convection
south of Lake Ontario and more widespread convection east of the
lake. For this reason, SPC has added locations just south and east
of Lake Ontario in a Marginal Risk for SVR weather. Will need to
keep a close eye on this as we progress through the evening and
night. Have nudge POPs up to reflect this scenario with higher
confidence for measurable precipitation east of Lake Ontario with
less confidence over the Niagara Frontier, Genesee Valley, and
Western Finger lakes. The area with the least likely chance for
any rainfall tonight is toward the Southern Tier being most
displaced from the shortwave trough and stalling surface boundary
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To our west a more potent shortwave will dig a deeper trough
across the Central Great Lakes Wednesday Night. Meanwhile to our
south tropical system Elsa will be sending moisture northward, with
a deep plume of both Gulf of Mexico moisture and Elsa moisture
flowing northward ahead of this digging trough. This moisture will
arrive late Wednesday Night and through the day Thursday. Showers
and thunderstorms, of which some containing heavy downpours will be
upon our region. Overall severe threat will be lower on Thursday
than Wednesday with deep warm cloud depth of 12K feet, weaker lapse
rates (warmer air aloft) and tall skinny CAPE. The bigger threat may
actually be the heavy rain that any training clusters of heavier
showers and thunderstorms could bring localized flooding.
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1 hour ago, wolfie09 said:

I finished with 1.10" of liquid overnight..

More chances for storms this afternoon..

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Send some this way please. Everything keeps missing. Not official, but don’t think we’ve cracked the 1 inch barrier over the last 60 days. If we have it’s definitely not by much. Anything not watered is crispy brown. 

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3 hours ago, CNY_WX said:

It was the 12th day of 90+ in Syracuse this year. 

Seems like a cheapie to me.  One hour at 90F.  It's like NHC naming Tropical Storms 15 minutes before landfall which seems to be more prevalent in the past few years.  #weaksauce

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43 minutes ago, Syrmax said:

1.28" of rain between both storms so far today IMBY.  The one headed your way dumped about 0.8" in 20-25 minutes or so...

I’ve only received 0.44 inch since I emptied the rain gauge at 8 AM. You always seem to get significantly more than I do. Of course I was on the northern edge of the last 2 storms that went through. 

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1 hour ago, BuffaloWeather said:
* At 216 PM EDT, Doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing
  heavy rain across the warned area. Between 2 and 3 inches of rain
  have fallen. Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are
  possible in the warned area. Flash flooding is ongoing or expected
  to begin shortly.

 Nearly 6” in grand island now and storms are intensifying again right over them.

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