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Thinksnow18

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  1. Aye aye! Gonna grab a six pack like jimmy griffin once said and stay in and drink
  2. Still not budging. Your thoughts BW? I re-read the WWA for Niagara county...it does mention the band forming north then sinking south this evening...is that the main band forming over the Niagara peninsula?
  3. Here’s the point that actually takes all those mesos and debunks them...sho me which one has a band that formed over the Niagara peninsula...I’ll help you it’s zero...there is some snow showers south of buff and in fact I’m getting some flakes here in Williamsville, but, you can actually see the formation of the full stretch of the lake... that’s the band IMO, that will head south over the course of the afternoon and in fact is mentioned by the NWS text...NWS 1, all other models 0
  4. Is the lake band currently trying to form over the Niagara peninsula of Ontario?
  5. Yea like I said earlier this will be a true week of winter. Multiple opportunities synoptic and mesoscale
  6. Agreed. And I remember that storm very well too. I was driving back from Syracuse university and remember the band was supposed to be mostly north towns then swing quickly to the south, instead it stalled square over the metro and well that mess happened with the schools and kids, crazy for sure.
  7. Most of those still hit north towns with a good shot. This isn’t going to be your typical lake set up...multiple bands, oscillation...it will all factor
  8. And it looks like those inside the 190-290 loop get passed over due to the strong winds...I still think this is a “share the wealth” band...I’d be happy with 8 or 10 inches.
  9. See this makes me believe these models haven’t handled this well at all. Local Mets say after evening...that will bust by 5 hours.
  10. I checked as well, and if it looks like that upwind already then I’m willing to gamble it begins here around noontime.
  11. Like I said we all score...may not be 2 feet at a crack but we will all be near 2 feet by weeks end, I’m calling my shot.
  12. I mean we did get, well I did at least, 14.5” after Christmas and it was picked over for a bit, same with 2018 January blizzard but yes your point is taken. Still this one isn’t over yet... NWS doesn’t like to bust if they don’t have to do I’m still somewhat hopeful...
  13. You’ve brought me into your camp...although this one isn’t for us, both the 0z and 6z GFS both had WNY over 18” of snow due to synoptic and probably some shifting bands next week. We’ll all get ours.
  14. That is a good cluster. At this point it’s all about just letting it all play out.
  15. Again these models have snow over the Boston hills and south. It’s just mind boggling.
  16. I think you’re overdoing it a bit. Until I see the NWS drop the advisory for Niagara and Orleans and I don’t see a low straight above Lake Superior I still think we’re good. Time will tell I suppose.
  17. Well I guess it’s the NWS and Todd Vs everyone else
  18. Every one of those maps are absolutely atrocious looking. Every in-house model these stations have access to should be replaced or at very least updated. Not a chance in hell 7 comes to fruition and 2 is just, I don’t even have words for what 2 is...and Todd is smart and realizes the models suck. I believe the NWS is doing a great job with ACTUAL forecasting based on LP placement and upper air currents. These models aren’t good for much.
  19. Gfs was also more north again...oscillation looks likely...I also question if a powerful lake band just completely shuts off ahead of the Sunday am S/W...if the wind field is still aligned there should be ample moisture ahead of the S/W...curious what happens Sunday am
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