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  1. Build up that base in saranac lake please. I want to hike up a 5k mountain with 4-5 feet on the ground.
  2. Still 4 days out, but the trend this year is further NW as we get inside day 4.
  3. It's not a cutter, it's a slider. It is different then your normal cutter. Most cutters you get zero snow. You have a area of low pressure running into a cold high, the front end thump could be substantial.
  4. And then NW flow lake effect for days on end with little moisture. Wake me up in spring. Temps cold too, so Lake Erie temps are going to fall quick.
  5. I think this storm ends up being a non event for my area. A few inches max by Sunday would be my guess.
  6. Lake Erie is 38 degrees today. 4 degrees above average. With long range outlook Erie might actually freeze.
  7. These are some good indices for a common storm track to bring us snow over the next few weeks https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/forecasts/reforecast2/teleconn/forecast.html
  8. Yeah the intra month was toasty. Adding to it yesterday and today. Right now Buffalo is +11.5 and likely +12-13 with todays high for the month.
  9. Buffalo is -14.2" of snow for the date and +11.6 for temps today likely adds 1 or 2 degrees to that. Hard to believe Buffalo has had more snow this year than last year to date. 33.5" vs 32.4". But last year we had a large storm starting in a few days and the 2nd half of January was pretty solid.
  10. There's that longwave trough I've been talking about in the long range. The significant weekend storm could very likely be a pattern changing system...as long range guidance and forecasts from the Climate Prediction Center suggest that a deep longwave trough will become dominant over the eastern half of the continent as we push through the second half of the month. This would favor below normal temperatures.
  11. Wolfie the next few weeks with all these models runs
  12. Should be some big LES on the backside of that low with well aligned flow, good moisture and temps. (NW Flow)
  13. ^ in house model doesn't have a good snow algorithm it seems.
  14. So let's see what's going to happen. The first storm goes to far north and we get warm and rain, the second storm just misses us to the NW and we get rain and warm. Then we get really cold air and a really dry airmass. Sounds about status quo for this winter.
  15. Much warmer sounding for me from Euro, definitely ice/mix
  16. That's a snow sounding. Very small area of above 32 degrees between 1-3 pm.
  17. This system is different, that's why. We are not seeing a system rapidly intensify and cut from Ohio up through our forum. It's sliding across from Michigan into NYS. Much more likely to stay all snow this way.
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