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  1. Wow is this in pa? They get enough snow there to know how to drive. People. Going 60+ In under 1/2 mile viability with snow covered roads.
  2. Video of our walk yesterday at Emery Park, benny was in heaven.
  3. I always went back and forth on if it should be in the city of Buffalo or Orchard Park. Obviously it would be better for the city if it was in the actual city limits but as someone partial to lake effect events at bills game there is no comparison between the city and OP.
  4. Storm totals: https://kamala.cod.edu/ny/latest.nous41.KBUF.html
  5. Colden is 20 minutes from here, going to take the dog for a walk at Emery park which is pretty close. Those are chaseworthy conditions at Kissing bridge.
  6. Colden with almost a foot of snow too. Absolutely dumping there at kissing bridge.
  7. Yeah the town of Perrysburg is only 1080 feet. Its the ridge tops that get the upslope stuff. Whenever I chase down there you can notice a huge difference just outside of town.
  8. 2-3" here with moderate snow and blowing snow. Mid winter feel.
  9. I always forget about South Dayton but I think they are up there with Perrysburg for annual snow. There used to be a coop spotter there for awhile but I think they moved. Perrysburg and South Dayton would go back and forth for highest yearly snow totals
  10. Like I said yesterday, ideal setup for upslope. Might be some 20" totals by tomorrow morning https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&product=PNS&issuedby=BUF
  11. Grass covered in lake view where I played hockey tonight. 32 degrees and light snow at home
  12. Leelee is a she not a bro if I remember correctly. She was a regular poster back on don Pauls blog back in the 2000s.
  13. I'm not sure why its not developed. Its more developed west of Ellicottville vs east. There isn't much east besides maybe Utica. The west locations of Ellicottville are where the best snow is along the ridges. From Perrysburg to Boston to Springville and points just south. Case in point look at map below, all that purple is above 1k feet elevation, most above 1500.
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