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  1. Yeah the dynamics are insane for this storm. I can see 3-4" per hour at times this afternoon. If this was hitting overnight as the airmass isn't that great I could see 2' somewhere, but during daytime I think maxes around 1' of slop.
  2. Well to be fair almost every long range winter outlook had us 10-20% below normal climo snowfall. So this should be expected.
  3. Anyone know where in Erie County you can get rapid test for free?
  4. Anyone want to run a trendline for this data? It's definitely going down. https://www.weather.gov/buf/BUFsnowdepth
  5. Went to mount rainier in October. One of the most beautiful places in the USA.
  6. A friend at my wifes church had cancer and a severe case of covid. They pulled the plug on the ventilator today. He was in his 50s. Starting to hit home.
  7. Just the LES events that December. What a great month!
  8. Looks like it was a different one. The Bills game one was the week after, what a great few weeks there. That December I think I had over 60"
  9. This just popped up in my Facebook memory. Was this the bills game event?
  10. Cuomo: Continue to monitor post-Thanksgiving numbers before making zone changes https://www.wgrz.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/cuomo-continue-to-monitor-post-thanksgiving-numbers-before-making-zone-changes/71-8a0ce9a6-2688-4a2f-bdb8-28a5fe7eee45?fbclid=IwAR3_Rx2nOs2R9zvCorcoeg1TH3SPEKunHuW1y-7L4G5f9wt9lS7NJF5EW3c
  11. Going up quick, think we hit Aprils hospitalizations sometime in January?
  12. You would have to pay me to live there. Too far away from a real city to entice me. That's why I like Buffalo so much. There are shows/events going on at all times throughout the year, an explosion of things to do in recent years compared to 10-15 years ago. Pegula saved the downtown area. If I want nature I just drive 15-20 minutes to the hills. If I lived over where you guys do I'd be in the Adirondacks almost every weekend.
  13. At least its snowing in a town named Buffalo, except its in Oklahoma.
  14. Most Ninas feature cold Late Nov-Jan. Feb-March are usually warmer then average in Ninas. If we lose December completely apart from a big Jan LES event you can lock in a below normal snowfall year.
  15. Yep. Winter temps on average are 3-4 degrees warmer than normal around here. That is a pretty massive increase in temps in such a short time. Snowfall averages will eventually start to decrease over time, as we already have seen with what wolfie posted. Snowfall retention/depth is the one that will take the biggest hit.
  16. Uh oh, Alaskan Vortex starting to show up in long range. 2011/12 vibes?
  17. That's not even a chase. That's a drive down to your local burger king parking lot.
  18. Looks like a few things to track towards middle of the month
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