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Upstate/Eastern New York-Into Winter!


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14 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Yeah GEFS and EPS look warm for at least a week mid month.

Which in turn COULD benefit upstate just in time for the Christmas holiday…I’d take a warmer first half for a bomb second half. Some of KBUF’s largest events have happened at Christmas or the following week…holding out hope 

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1 minute ago, Thinksnow18 said:

Which in turn COULD benefit upstate just in time for the Christmas holiday…I’d take a warmer first half for a bomb second half. Some of KBUF’s largest events have happened at Christmas or the following week…holding out hope 

Yeah I always try to be optimistic but it looks really bad in long range on all Ensembles.

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47 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Yeah think I had 12" here.

Did you see December 2017 LES events? Southtowns had like 70" in a few weeks. Springville had like 125"

 

Lake Effect Summary - Dec 06 2017 to Dec 08 2017 - Storm Total Snow Map

Lake Effect Summary - Dec 10 2017 to Dec 11 2017 - Storm Total Snow Map

Lake Effect Summary - Dec 12 2017 to Dec 14 2017 - Storm Total Snow Map

Lake Effect Summary - Dec 15 2017 to Dec 16 2017 - Storm Total Snow Map

Lake Effect Summary - Dec 24 2017 to Dec 27 2017 - Storm Total Snow Map

Lake Effect Summary - Dec 29 2017 to Dec 31 2017 - Storm Total Snow Map

 

 

That really was our last good stretch of winter that I can remember.  Erie PA also had that monster lake effect dump Christmas week in 2017.  And then we went right into January 2018 with a lake effect blizzard in the metro.  Scrolling through some pics also seeing Lake Erie frozen as far out as I could see. Oh and Ice Jams on Caz creek.  Had two of those that January.  Was a “real” winter that year even if most of the snow stayed south of BUF. 

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6 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Yeah I always try to be optimistic but it looks really bad in long range on all Ensembles.

Agreed but we were supposed to have a front loaded winter and a warmer second half…I don’t foretell an entire winter burner as most patterns break down after 4 to 6 weeks. Our time will come…I think…

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A westerly flow of colder air from late Monday through Tuesday will
set the stage for lake effect snow east of the lakes. Rapidly drying
air will greatly limit this potential however, despite the cold
airmass.

Off Lake Erie, expect a band of snow Monday evening across Southern
Erie/Wyoming counties to drift farther south into the Southern Tier
overnight, before weakening to light snow showers by Tuesday
morning. Accumulations look minor, with a few inches possible across
higher terrain.

Off Lake Ontario...some upstream connection to Lake Huron may give a
little boost to available moisture, but the event still looks
relatively weak. Expect a band of snow to develop across the Tug
Hill later Monday evening, then drift south into Oswego County by
Tuesday morning before weakening by Tuesday afternoon. The Tug Hill
Plateau may squeeze out marginal advisory amounts, with minor
accumulations for the surrounding lower elevations.

 



Then, later Tuesday night through Wednesday the next system will
then affect the region as an upper level longwave trough pivots its
axis towards the east coast and ultimately supporting a wave of low
pressure to pass by to the south of the region. This wave will then
trek northward in the Atlantic along the east coast. Overall, this
will likely support a period of snow late Tuesday night through
Wednesday night. As the low pulls off the coast of New England
Wednesday night, the steadier snows will diminish, however some
light lake effect snows south of Lake Ontario will be possible as
850 mb temperatures briefly cool to around -10C.
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35 minutes ago, Blue Moon said:

That's a good dose of snow! I recall the Dec. 2017 temps being well below normal in the TN Valley. We got a little bit of snow, but most forecasts didn't amount to much. The air was so dry. Sometimes those bitter cold patterns are even worse for snow in the TN Valley. Suppresses everything and sends it south (which is very frustrating!)

Oddly we feel the same way about the Tennessee valley receiving snow…

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29 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

You ready for the whiff to the east on Wednesday?

I was always ready for a miss. I figured it would cut. These models just can’t handle our new patterns. 
It was explained that global warming wouldn’t be linear; that certain regions and certain seasons would experience worse symptoms of global weather change. It’s just super sad that our regions winters seem to be the canary in the mine. (This idea should probably be expressed in the banter section)

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1 hour ago, rochesterdave said:

These models are so horrible image.thumb.png.3d2385c0cdfd2360f947fa20cfc64da2.png

Yeah the Wednesday storm is now a Houdini and has all but disappeared only to be replaced with whatever that is…Billikens and billions spent in the satellites, software and algorithms and these models have managed to get worse by the year. 

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1 hour ago, Thinksnow18 said:

Jesus that would have us as highs in the 20’s and LES…

Well.... if you mean "us" as in the "toothless people" (as Syrmax puts it) then I would agree....the rest of us will sit and look at traces sitting on rooftops that melt in the sun in a couple minutes...

My prediction is much of us will get an inch or two from either a dying wave or from the outskirts of low pressure whiffing to the east.

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