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Potential large EC storm/Heavy LES March 11-13th


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Overall for the region, ahead of the cold frontal passage Friday
evening, temperatures will warm up into the upper 30s and low 40s,
which will cause initial precipitation to start off as rain. Then as
the front sweeps overhead Friday night into Saturday, temperatures
will cool, causing rain to switch over to snow, with a couple of
inches of snowfall accumulations expected region wide Friday night.
While the surface low originating from the Gulf of Mexico looks to
stay far to the south and east of the region, and mainly looks to be
a snow event for far eastern NY and VT, the eastern portions of the
region (eastern Genesee Valley to the North Country) could see some
additional accumulating snows. Then Saturday afternoon, wrap around
moisture and well defined CAA will support lake enhanced snows east-
southeast of both lakes, before becoming purely lake effect by
Saturday night. Additionally, as the surface low pulls away from the
region, winds will become gusty.

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2 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Overall for the region, ahead of the cold frontal passage Friday
evening, temperatures will warm up into the upper 30s and low 40s,
which will cause initial precipitation to start off as rain. Then as
the front sweeps overhead Friday night into Saturday, temperatures
will cool, causing rain to switch over to snow, with a couple of
inches of snowfall accumulations expected region wide Friday night.
While the surface low originating from the Gulf of Mexico looks to
stay far to the south and east of the region, and mainly looks to be
a snow event for far eastern NY and VT, the eastern portions of the
region (eastern Genesee Valley to the North Country) could see some
additional accumulating snows. Then Saturday afternoon, wrap around
moisture and well defined CAA will support lake enhanced snows east-
southeast of both lakes, before becoming purely lake effect by
Saturday night. Additionally, as the surface low pulls away from the
region, winds will become gusty.

WTF is this? 

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20 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:

I’ve never read a more dismissive disco ever. NWS has spoken and there is no storm. I’m dumbfounded. I guess they went with the ICON. 

Exactly, so strange. I hope they get burnt. No offense BUF! Lol

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1 minute ago, vortmax said:

Surprisingly similar so far out. 

IF we’ve learned anything at all this winter…trust the NAM. It has been right at the end of the day with the NW and north shifts better than any model. That’s the one I’m interested in most only 60 hours out

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