LakeEffectKing

The Tues./Wed. storm really needs to be watched!!! If the energy from the quasi PV can phase/be quicker than current progs, ...watch the [email protected]@k out!!

Agreed. As much as the Tug is perfectly positioned for LES events, the eastern Dacks and Catskills are for the just offshore bombs....It's just that we've had quite of dearth of those type events over the last decade or so. They were seemingly more common in the 70's and early 80's. Gotta think there will be some "unofficial" reports nearing 4' by tomorrow morning for storm totals.....even without a slanted measuring tool.

No ****! Super intense rates out that way for a synoptic event.....3-5"/hr. I'm sure.

One last nudge to the west with the mid-level forcing....absolute sweet moisture pump from our super friendly 850mb bomb! Must be insane around Cobleskill!!!

Impressive totals in ECNY!! 13" here in Liverpool...11.5 OTG.

8.5" in Liverpool. Moderate snow.

And last year's March storm, NAM wasn't far off 36 hours out....

Check out this loop from our lovely new GOES 16...you can see "through" the cirrus, to see the old LES band over L. Ontario from last night, beginning to move south... (and getting shredded!) http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/exper/?parms=local-LakeOntario-truecolor-24-1-100

2 more inches since 12:45....so 6" total since just before 6am. Still snowing moderately with this last band swinging through...might squeak out another inch. LES might add a little overnight, but I'm not overly impressed with the potential for N. Onondaga Co. This looks more like a cherry on top event for areas west of here tonight, then to the north of us tomorrow, as the winds veer rapidly tomorrow morning.

I'm thinking that between 2:30 and about 4:30 we exceed 1"/hr. stuff, as the last band to our west moves through....with the flake size improving.

I think you're safe....or maybe a brief mix...I see you topping out at 7-9" by 10pm.

And the best forcing is just entering CNY....our heaviest snow will be from now until 4pm.

At 12:45, exactly 4.0" on the board.....I have cleared it, since I saw my first flakes at 6:45am which conforms to the "clearing no more frequently than every 6 hours" NWS guidelines.

Here in Bayberry, 2.8" as of 11:15. Rates are at their highest right now...flake size is marginal.

Tues. night/ Wed. looks like a 4-8 incher here in the SYR area and vicinity....probably closer to a foot E and SE in the hills....