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  1. Good point. Syracuse doesn't have a giant warm lake to its west keeping them warm at night.
  2. The next week look above normal here with temps in low 70s every day. Keeping the pool open until end of October. Today Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 66. Saturday Mostly sunny, with a high near 73. Sunday Mostly cloudy, with a high near 71. Monday Cloudy, with a high near 73. Tuesday Mostly cloudy, with a high near 71. Wednesday Partly sunny, with a high near 72. Thursday Partly sunny, with a high near 74.
  3. The northeast has missed the forecasted heat the last few days. The midwest ridge has been baking them. Chicago the last 5 days for highs. Looks to be in the 80s today and tomorrow too. 26 83 27 87 28 73 29 82 30 80
  4. Already at 38 ACE. Likely finishes at 50+ Chance to put it into the top 10 in the Atlantic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accumulated_cyclone_energy
  5. Sep. Final Numbers BUF: +3.1 ROC: +0.4 WAT: +1.7 SYR: +3.1 BING: +1.1
  6. I guess they are hiring travel nurses to make up for the strike? Going to be a fun fall/winter flu/covid season.
  7. I didn't even know what RSV was until you told me. Does it mainly affect children vs adults? It's a virus just like Covid is?
  8. In terms of early season LES events, this is the most recent one for October. https://www.weather.gov/buf/lesEventArchive?season=2015-2016&event=A
  9. I can watch this stuff all day. 1895 (Late Sep) 1905 and 1930 (early/mid October) all featured strong LES events for Buffalo. I'm not sure 5-10" of snow is possible in late September across Buffalo like it was in 1895 with the amount of warming that has occurred. Would have to feature even more insane atmospheric conditions than Oct 2006.
  10. Sunday afternoon and Sunday Night will be the better chances for rain showers as a surface boundary begins to form just to the south of Lake Ontario, and isentropic lift increases. The deep moisture within now diffluent flow aloft will likely bring widespread rain to our entire region. Will have categorical PoPs across WNY...and to the east where diffluent flow will be weaker...just likely PoPs. Upward to a half an inch or more of rain is possible within prolonged rain and drizzle later Sunday afternoon and through the overnight time period.
  11. With a normal Nina you would get an early lake effect season on average. Late Nov-Mid January should be the typical time to get a bunch of events.
  12. These maps make sense. I think slightly warmer than average winter with above normal snow. Looks like a weak La Nina map. Where them clippers at?
  13. Only hope is it starts raining after the game Sunday, there is a chance its more sporadic earlier in the day. Where are you going camping?
  14. Really hope it holds off for bills game got tickets. I bought the tickets a few days ago when KBUF forecast was 68 and sunny for Sunday. I really need to look at the models instead of trusting them, they suck.
  15. What about them Yankees. I cheered for the Stanton HR like I do for Allens TDS. I still got the love for my childhood team.
  16. Thats a good question. Not exactly sure. I think we have one more bad round of covid this winter before we break free from this thing next year, unless the government keeps prolonging it. It's definitely mades its way back to our area, my friend and his GF both have it and they are both vaccinated. (mild symptoms)
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