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  1. Yeah a good December, Bad January and serviceable Feb/March. I'm only interested in December as the accuracy of them goes to crap after a month out.
  2. Pretty much the exact forecast I had back in September. I also thought the same last year and was off though. We didn't do terrible though despite the really warm temps in Nov-Jan. Usually in Ninas the winter starts early and ends late, the exact opposite happened last year. Sometimes these things make no sense. 2019-2020 had zero good LES events here. Nov: +5.8 Dec: +3.4 Jan: +4.5 Feb: -1.6 Mar:+6.3 I was able to get over 100" with those temps with a few really good LES events.
  3. Not sure about your way, but for Buffalo its about 50/50. 50% lake effect/enhanced 50% synoptic. Depending on the season that can change dramatically. One big event and its 70-80% LES and 20-30% synoptic.
  4. Couple of the models have a cutter with just enough cold air behind for some LES. Would be a marginal event for lower elevations.
  5. Saturday Sunny, with a high near 51. Sunday Sunny, with a high near 56. Monday Sunny, with a high near 61. Tuesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. Wednesday Partly sunny, with a high near 54. Veterans Day Mostly cloudy, with a high near 58.
  6. BUF at -2.9 ROC at -5.2 WAT at -2.0 Someone needs to check ROC thermometer.
  7. I talked about these stats earlier but never in this much detail.
  8. Some great Friday reading right here. https://www.wkbw.com/weather/2021-2022-winter-weather-outlook?fbclid=IwAR0EsdlQsxzYppFuP7VMuW633yc9-MGCsc5sxvtVI7P1xM5BXsx9ktNUqbE
  9. 1999-2004 were really high snowfall years, so that average is likely a little higher if those were included. Around 210". I had over 210" here back in 2014-2015. 88" in one storm helped out a lot but we just had an insane lake effect season that entire year.
  10. Welcome to the forum! You average more snow than everyone except 2 posters up in the UP of Michigan.
  11. That makes more sense. Do they give those years zeros as there is no data set for that entire time period?
  12. COCARAHS 2011-2021, not including the snowiest 2000-2010 years. NY-ER-77 Colden 2.4 ENE 173.5" average.
  13. Another one in Springville from same link has an average of 175.6"
  14. For instance Perrysburg has an average of 207.7" Where is that number on that map? https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=buf
  15. You have to be careful with spotters. Not everyone reports daily. If you miss a couple events every year the numbers are skewed.
  16. That’s a terrible map for wny. Perryburg averages 200”+ and Springville/Boston/colden are around that too.
  17. Life expectancy in United States dropped 2.3 years among men in 2020. "U.S. men saw life expectancy fall by nearly 2.3 years, from about 76.7 to 74.4. Women lost more than 1.6 years of life expectancy, from about 81.8 to 80.2." Covid deaths, Overdoses, and an increased homicide rate to blame.
  18. I'll never understand the tracker thing. Every single person has a tracker on us all day long. If it was something else such as making people sterile it would make more sense.
  19. golf is too expensive. I love being in the woods and its free.
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