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  1. Yeah, same for me. I absolutely hate this time of year. Usually it's too cold for outside activities and too warm for snow, the worse.
  2. Yeah we have only have bare ground for 1-2 weeks here in February. Dec 6th on we have had at least an inch on the ground.
  3. The difference between one county is incredible, probably greater than any populated area in the USA. Northwestern Erie county averages 60-70" of snow per year, SouthEastern Erie County averages close to 200" a year.
  4. Yeah it's still deep winter here. Light snow all day, windy, cold, 5-6" of concrete snow depth. The next 3 weeks look 30s/low 40s with chances of snow. April 6th can't come soon enough, Miami for 10 days!
  5. places in Northeast Ohio picked up a foot and a half already from lake enhanced.
  6. Was just checking snowfall totals for highest areas in WNY and Tug, looks like Perrysburg for WNY at 218.5" and Redfield for Tug at 320.7"
  7. Even that last system with quite a few strikes of lightning and a rapidly deepening system in the perfect spot to hit us was nothing compared to the LES events we have had even earlier this year. Synoptic like we just had is awesome, but nothing competes with a strong LES band. They're not even close.
  8. Might have to take a trip out to the highest hills of Eastern NY for this one. Must be over 50" depth after this?
  9. http://www.eas.slu.edu/CIPS/ANALOG/analog.php http://www.eas.slu.edu/CIPS/ANALOG/DFHR.php?reg=EC&fhr=F036&rundt=2018030612 Top left click top analogs Gives complete breakdown of them, including notable snowfall amounts, impactful events. It's my favorite weather website. You can use it for severe weather, snowstorms, anything basically. It gives the indices relative to the upper level pattern that coincides with the synoptic storm. Correlation coefficient as well.
  10. Top analog is March 1st 2005. Would cut totals in half across WNY, looks good for central NY
  11. Somewhere from Rochester to Oswego in highest elevations will get a foot.
  12. Lake Ontario temps, 850 temps, just loads of moisture with -NAO forces system westward.
  13. Atmosphere is a little bit colder with this event then the last, but agree overall. For areas in lower elevation and west of Rochester will be tough to get more than a few inches max. However, I do think KBUF could cash in from the wrap around Huron/Ontario set-up. The atmosphere is going to have tons of synoptic moisture and lakes are way above average temps wise. Thursday looks like the best day for snowfall in WNY.
  14. Yeah Rochester to Fulton is going to CASH in for sure with this setup. Good luck all!
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