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34 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Pouring out right now, I had to zoom to 800% just to see it lol

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Same here...pouring rain from brief shower.  I can see blue sky nearby.  When did I move to Florida?

5.66" rain for July as of this a.m. and we've had a couple tenths so far today. Guessing we'll be at 6" by tomorrow...

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Sizzle Sizzlercuse. Forecasted high of 82...up to 84 with several warming hours to go. Should hit the normal 5 above forecast soon.

Perhaps their sensor is wrong, as most wunderground sites around it are upper 70s to lower 80s. I wonder where it is located at their airport.

Mid 70s here temporarily as we just had rain.

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2 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Yeah turned into a nice afternoon, mid-upper 70s, plenty of sun, DPs dropping in the 60s, west wind with a little breeze..

Is the front thru? Are the days of rain over?  I have golf this eve so hoping it clears out in Oswego County at least.

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We should be good for a couple days lol 

Thursday night through Saturday may be a different story, depends what guidance is correct..

Euro leads the pack with rain amounts the last couple runs..

There is a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms late Thursday and
Thursday night. The primary threat is damaging wind gusts. Locally
heavy rainfall may cause localized flooding.

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Nice man!! I was hoping to go to the previous Yankees series in buffalo but couldn't go, now it might be to late as the jays may be back in Toronto by the end of the month..They play one more time, last series of the year.. Buffalo came out in support of the Yankees, probably about 80% even though they were the road team lol

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3 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Nice man!! I was hoping to go to the previous Yankees series in buffalo but couldn't go, now it might be to late as the jays may be back in Toronto by the end of the month..They play one more time, last series of the year.. Buffalo came out in support of the Yankees, probably about 80% even though they were the road team lol

I'm a Yankees fan too but the prices of those games were insane. I got 6 tickets in a row for $40 each on a Friday night, going with some of my family. Can't beat a MLB game under the lights. This is once in a lifetime event for Buffalo.

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2 hours ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:

Training storms setting up along lake breeze boundary over southern Niagara County.  Could be big time flood event if storms keep training along that boundary all afternoon.  Setup much like Grand Island flood event last week.    

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I was under said deluge…if Syrmax and Wolfie are channeling Florida for their showers then I’m going full Amazon for these cells…dumped over 2” in about 90 minutes. From dry to oh look a floating car…

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1 hour ago, BuffaloWeather said:

I'm a Yankees fan too but the prices of those games were insane. I got 6 tickets in a row for $40 each on a Friday night, going with some of my family. Can't beat a MLB game under the lights. This is once in a lifetime event for Buffalo.

Went with my dad to the second game against the Rays last 2 weekends ago. Like you he’s a huge yanks fan but the thought of parting with 1/2 of my mortgage payment was the stopper. Taking the wife Saturday vs. the rangers.

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We may make it through July without much"sizzle sizzle"(90s)..So far Zero on the month with 10 of the 14 days maxing out in the 70s.. Forecast after tomorrow (86°) is mainly upper 70s to around 80° aka average... Obviously we can thank the consistent showers and clouds for that lol CPC still showing neutral"ish" probabilities in the LR..

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3 hours ago, wolfie09 said:

We may make it through July without much"sizzle sizzle"(90s)..So far Zero on the month with 10 of the 14 days maxing out in the 70s.. Forecast after tomorrow (86°) is mainly upper 70s to around 80° aka average... Obviously we can thank the consistent showers and clouds for that lol CPC still showing neutral"ish" probabilities in the LR..

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That's a good thing because we do not want to deal with heat waves and humidity. Good thing summer is dying slowly and make it harder to reach 90's by late August. 

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12 hours ago, wolfie09 said:

Found this on social media..

"Shane Muckeys' photo of Nine Mile Point during last nights thunderstorm"..

https://m.facebook.com/groups/1770384973265282/permalink/2740926392877797/?sfnsn=mo

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That bolt looks like it was right into my office window from when i used to work there.  That seemed like a nightly thing though... caused by upper management sweating the load... ;)

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Decent model consensus exists around the progression of a strongly
positively-tilted short wave trough moving toward the area on Friday
night that progressively closes off and slows its forward
progression through the short term period. Further, the consensus
favors this H5 low closing off somewhere near or just east of Lake
Huron, placing our area squarely in a zone of increasing DPVA
through the period. In conjunction with this, the right entrance
region of the upper jet streak associated with the upper wave will
generally become resident over the area, accentuating large scale
forcing for ascent during the time. A resident frontal boundary will
already be in place to focus low level convergence, however model
solutions vary a bit on the northward placement of this boundary
with the ECMWF being the northerly outlying solution. Regardless,
with a slow-evolving upper level pattern, several convective waves
look set to propagate down the frontal boundary, resulting in very
high PoPs right through the short term period. There is some
evidence in the guidance that the upper wave will start to progress
eastward by Saturday night, which would start to edge drier air in
from the north, allowing for lower end PoPs by the second half of
the weekend over WNY.
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As the upper trough from the weekend starts to kick eastward, the
long wave pattern over North America looks to begin to evolve going
into the new week. As the upper ridge over the western CONUS again
builds to extraordinary heights, downstream troughing becomes a
foregone conclusion. In fact, there is good agreement on the
development of a Hudson Bay low by mid-week, which is really
reminiscent of a wintertime pattern more than a summertime pattern.
Regardless, this will introduce drier continental air to the mix
over the area, allowing for far lower levels of humidity. However,
with resident troughing, cold air aloft will be present, so peak
heating showers inland from the lakes cannot be ruled out.

The long wave pattern evolution will mean that temperatures in the
extended will start a bit above normal, however as the upper low
develops over Hudson Bay and troughing becomes established in the
east, temperatures should bottom out below normal by midweek
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53 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:
Decent model consensus exists around the progression of a strongly
positively-tilted short wave trough moving toward the area on Friday
night that progressively closes off and slows its forward
progression through the short term period. Further, the consensus
favors this H5 low closing off somewhere near or just east of Lake
Huron, placing our area squarely in a zone of increasing DPVA
through the period. In conjunction with this, the right entrance
region of the upper jet streak associated with the upper wave will
generally become resident over the area, accentuating large scale
forcing for ascent during the time. A resident frontal boundary will
already be in place to focus low level convergence, however model
solutions vary a bit on the northward placement of this boundary
with the ECMWF being the northerly outlying solution. Regardless,
with a slow-evolving upper level pattern, several convective waves
look set to propagate down the frontal boundary, resulting in very
high PoPs right through the short term period. There is some
evidence in the guidance that the upper wave will start to progress
eastward by Saturday night, which would start to edge drier air in
from the north, allowing for lower end PoPs by the second half of
the weekend over WNY.

Figures, right during my baseball game. :(

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