Thinksnow18
-
Posts
4,144 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Posts posted by Thinksnow18
-
-
30 minutes ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:
Figures my covid isolation period ends Wednesday night so back to work Thursday morning. No chasing for me on this one.
My sons soccer team has been vivid ravaged, we were supposed to be in Ohio yesterday for a couple games and we didn’t go for other reasons, but learned this morning 5 of the 15 that went have tested positive. Good thing we missed it.
As for this event upcoming I think it will move around enough to make most in our WNY forum happy.
- 1
-
2 minutes ago, vortmax said:
I meant college. I went to HS at RL Thomas in Webster.
Ahhh yes he went to SUNY Oswego…did you also study Meteorology there?
-
1 minute ago, DeltaT13 said:
I did, I graduated with his sister.
I graduated ‘93. I believe we had this conversation once before. I grew up in Wurlitzer park. Aaron and I were in the varsity soccer team for three years.
- 1
-
4 minutes ago, vortmax said:
Too bad they couldn't incorporate some AI into the developing process...
Did you go to NTHS
-
5 minutes ago, vortmax said:
I went to school with Mentkowski.
So did i
-
Just now, BuffaloWeather said:
GEM and Euro have WSW flow for majority of event.
So i guess it comes down to which model is right…if the GFS is right then it’s epic, if the euro is correct it’s less epic but the area sees a synoptic snow event. Two VERY different camps right now
-
6 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Cejka, santos and mentkowski are the only half way decent ones.
While I agree about Mentkowski, I feel the other 2 are married to their in-house model too often and won’t go by other guidance…I remember we had this exact talk last year during a similar event that their models were a good 15-20 miles too far south with placement of that band…and they did t deviate even while it was ripping up here. It constantly wanted to shift the band south seemingly by the hour. I feel that conservative nature hurts them.
-
32 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
You still haven't learned broadcast meteorologists are terrible?
Yes I have, since DP left full time the others fir the most part are hacks…I guess I just keep thinking it’ll change…nope
-
His forecast was for the band in Thursday at 2pm over southern Erie and Northern Chautauqua…remarkably different from the NWS forecast…and the icing on it he said the band at its heaviest MIGHT reach up to an inch per hour…WTF
-
5 minutes ago, lakeeffectkid383 said:
To be fair the GFS and Rgem are the only ones that show the band up in the metro for a sustained period of time. I think it’s still too far out to be confident of anything right now. Another 24 hours from now we should have a better picture but I could see BUF getting 3” or 30” as it stands right now so still lots to figure out and we have the time to do it. Don’t think BUF pulls a watch until tomorrow morning after tonight’s model runs. Still 48-60 hours from the event start.
And the euro which is way off and correcting towards the GFS is what both 2 and 4 are showing…so they’re riding the euro right off a cliff.
-
So Mike Cejka (local Met WIVB channel 4 Buffalo)is stating the metro is going to get a quick hit from the lake effect…not 1 model is showing this with the exception of their in-house garbage model…every year they have a terrible south bias to their model and every year it’s much further north than it states…terrible…
-
5 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:
Buffalo and 1 mile in each direction (but north) looks to be the only game in town. You guys better eat it up because long range looks pretty iffy again.
I should quit my bitching as we got another 1/2” last night off the lake for a total of 4” for the event. Right in line with the 3k amongst others that were lower end.To be fair it’s about 5 miles north but the very heaviest accumulation will be airport or just south to Lancaster, Depew, Blasdell, Hamburg…I think the north areas are between 6-18” (N-S) with 24”+ in the areas I identified.
-
10 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
CIPS analogs as steve mentioned earlier, some big dogs in there.
http://www.eas.slu.edu/CIPS/ANALOG/DFHR.php?reg=EC&fhr=F096&rundt=2022010300&map=thbCOOP72
The 12z would have the heart of the band metro North towns and east for about 12 hours. Even at 1-2” an hour (which seems low but just going that way for sanity) that would be 1-2’.
-
Just now, lakeeffectkid383 said:
8-12” , boo lol. Weak sauce.
Again til 7am only
-
5 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Talk to me on thursday.
It’s just a guess but if the NWS has highlighted the word SIGNIFICANT then they must be thinking someone is getting more than 24”
-
-
-
16 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:
Now that’s a storm!!!!
Huntsville Al with 6”!!!
- 1
-
1 hour ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Picked up 3.2" since Sat night here, 18.1" on the season. Feels like mid winter.
Ended with a touch less 2.5” for the entirety. I agree with the watches being hoisted, latest tomorrow am.
-
-
So at this point we have 2 camps…the GFS which would give much of WNY south of Niagara Falls very happy Wednesday night into much of Thursday with heavy lake effect,but not much outside that unto the weekend for anyone else…the other camp is the Euro which would still give the same area LES but to much lesser degree, however would give all of upstate a pretty big snowfall of 6+” on Thursday night and Friday. As they say the devil is in the details.
- 1
-
7 hours ago, BuffaloWeather said:
GFS with another great run strong band from late weds into friday morning. Highest totals just south of Buffalo but remember lake temps are quite warm.
And every model never gets that right…with 40 degree waters shift that band about 5 miles north. We have this come up every time.
- 1
-
-
3 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:
Here we go. Lol. They are drooling
That makes 2 of us…
- 1
Upstate/Eastern New York- Jan 5-7 Lake Effect Snow Event
in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Posted
By that map alone I am leery. Look over lower Michigan and notice the winds over the southern tip of Lake Michigan out of the WSW and the northern part NNW…that doesn’t line up that way usually. Rotation alone would have a more WNW wind over southern Lake Michigan. Add in if the winds were WSW that far west our wind field would be closer to a true SW maybe even A SSW orientation. That looks off.