CNY-WXFREAK

We're getting absolutely crushed, wow, flake size is super ideal now too!

It's gonna bang real soon!

I'm not concerned one bit! Once the csi starts it'll only take 6-7 hrs of 2-3"/hr and we'll be good! if flake size doesn't improve totals won't be realized, oh well!

Flake size has definitely increased in size too and whats to our South is just beautiful!

We're gonna get absolutely crushed!

Where's Logan at? He hangs in the NE forum.

Theres a definite chance we go to Blizzard warnings if it gets much worse!

Man its absolutely brutal out there, wow! Winds are ramping up big time

Easy!

Them first then its our turn! Discussion 0032 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0524 PM CST Sat Jan 19 2019 Areas affected...northern Ohio... much of Pennsylvania... northern Maryland... far northeastern West Virginia... far southwestern New York Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 192324Z - 200230Z SUMMARY...Moderate to heavy snowbands continue to overspread the region, with widespread 1-2 inch per hour snowfall rates likely. DISCUSSION...Regional radar shows moderate to heavy snowbands continuing over portions of northern Ohio, and developing/spreading into portions of Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. Locations where these snowbands have setup are currently experiencing snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour. These observational trends are expected to continue for the next few hours. Strong mid-level frontogenetical forcing is resulting in broad vertical ascent over the region. RAP soundings indicate moderate vertical motion through the dendritic growth zone, helping to enhance snowfall rates. With time, areas of northern Maryland and southern Pennsylvania should transition to rain, but could experience some brief freezing rain as warm air advection aloft outpaces warming at the surface.

Almost spot on!

With ease too!

And I'll take the over, easily!

This hasn't even begun yet!

HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 AM EST MONDAY... * FREEZING SPRAY...Winds of up to 30 knots and waves greater than 5 feet will create conditions favorable for heavy freezing spray. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... A Heavy Freezing Spray Warning means heavy freezing spray is expected to rapidly accumulate on vessels. These conditions can be extremely hazardous to navigation. It is recommended that mariners not trained to operate in these conditions or vessels not properly equipped to do so...remain in port or avoid the warning area.

You'd normally need a warm layer above somewhere and it looks like that's unlikely but if we get close enough to the mix line I'd think the possibility may exist.

Guaranteed 14" + the 4 that fell so far = 17", I'll take it!

That only goes out to 00Z Sunday, 2", lol!

There's about 9/10's of an 1" left from the main event then another .5" of liq eq of lake effect!

Lots more on the way, 18Z WRF nice!

KBGM's radar is lighting up big time, nice!

Still pretty light here but flake size has definitely changed so thats a good thing but definitely light and not even moderate yet so waiting. 2-3" so far but very grainy so thats about to change as temps rise as well

I can't believe the difference in track, nuts! oRH goes over to plain rn, thats nuts!

I don't trust this thing at all bro for sure!