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Upstate/Eastern New York- Meteorological Fall


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8 minutes ago, cny rider said:

Big piles of maple and ash leaves, all brown, in late September.

Who has that on their tourist foliage map I wonder?

That cluster is maple and ash mix and thinning out quickly.

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I'm surprised you even have living ash trees there still!  There isn't a single living ash tree in Monroe county unless its been treated yearly.  

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17 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Cold front is through most of Kbuf CWA as of 11AM.. Pretty much going through eastern lake Ontario region/North country now..

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My Tempest is showing falling pressure, south winds and rising DPs. Interesting. I guess the winds backed from SE to S/SW post-frontal and the pressure did briefly rise and then start to fall again as the LP approaches. DPs rising is a bit of a mystery.

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3 hours ago, DeltaT13 said:

I'm surprised you even have living ash trees there still!  There isn't a single living ash tree in Monroe county unless its been treated yearly.  

So while 90% of mine died and I have a ton of firewood some of the smaller trunked ones survived. Be curious to see if their offspring are also resistant or if it was just by chance.

According to this the science says they might.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190909170754.htm

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6 hours ago, vortmax said:

I'm not sure as it hasn't gone through here yet. Maybe the SE to NW orientation?

Maybe the cold front hasn't gone through yet, and it was just rain-cooled air. Dewpoint is still in the mid to upper 60s..

The wind has been in all different directions... SE, SW, W, N, back to stupid SE and SW...lol. I feel like our wind has been from the warm SE or SW for months and months and months...

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43 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

Maybe the cold front hasn't gone through yet, and it was just rain-cooled air. Dewpoint is still in the mid to upper 60s..

The wind has been in all different directions... SE, SW, W, N, back to stupid SE and SW...lol. I feel like our wind has been from the warm SE or SW for months and months and months...

At 5pm here, the pressure started to rise and DPs dropped sharply. 

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Some decent LER east of Ontario Sunday into Monday on the euro..

In its wake...a fresh batch of
cooler air will then flood across the region for the balance of the
weekend as the upper level trough digs further across the Great
Lakes and Northeast...which in a general sense will bring a return
to cooler and at least somewhat more unsettled conditions. That
being said...the exact timing and placement of any resultant
synoptic and lake-effect precipitation remains far from clear given
continued notable differences in the southward extent/strength/
forward speed of the upper level trough. With this in mind have
generally kept PoPs from the second half of Saturday night onward
confined to the chance range...with the greatest chances for these
generally east to southeast of the lakes owing to the effects of
both lake effect and upslope enhancement. As for temperatures...
highs mostly in the lower to mid 60s on Sunday will be sandwiched in
between lows in the mid 40s to lower 50s Saturday night...and the
upper 40s to mid 50s Sunday night.

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