Thinksnow18

Same even at lower elevation Williamsville it's coating the grassy surfaces and rooftops.

I would take the almost .4 liquid equivalent in Williamsville...that would equate to 3 or 4 inches as the most if that falls when the sun is going down and will accumulate easier.

If this happens then Roch Dave hats off!!! You have eyed this for a few days now!!!

And then it flips next weekend

That 31.4 had to be well below average!!!

Last March and April were downright brutal. In fact it was either March or April that was the the coldest on record...which one BW?

Yeah ibthink when the updated 3-4 week outlook comes out tomorrow the eastern 1/3 will be in all blue.

I can get behind the argument for the frozen lake, however, the models still have a southern bias with lake effect in general...too many times this year the models fringed the Northtowns and the heart of the band was further than modeled...in fact the models on WIVB in house did so poorly one of the Mets actually stated on air the model was performing poorly and discounted it.

Honestly this might be one of the worst forecasting jobs by the models and NWS maps from those models since I can remember...and with the "new" GFS model about to debut this spring and it's already a giant tire fire I don't expect any better results going forward.

If KBUF picks up 4" today we might be tough to catch...

Agreed. I think in the areas that show 4" cut in half and for most of the area outside of the main LES band near Oswego.

Isn't it odd that with the March sun and it's technically meteorological spring that we are in the midst of our longest snow cover since late November early December???

Radar trends in lower Michigan are looking healthy and winds are out of the SW...im liking the afternoon for some heavy snow for a few hours and with gusty winds it's going to be nasty out.

I mentioned it yesterday and I see the NWS has listened!!! Lmao kidding of course but that band off lake Erie last night proves good at might be an overachiever.

That band has some life in it. And it appears to be staying steady state over the lake.