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  1. Long Range GEFS shows the battle zone too. EPS/GEFS showing at least 2 weeks straight of overrunning potential with plenty of cold air close by. New England posters/mets are really high on the potential. Some of them are posting analogs for some of the best marches in history.
  2. @Thinksnow18 Talking to your favorite guy on facebook today. From Don Paul. A few of his thoughts "IMO, overdone. Sleet should dominate over freezing rain in most of WNY during transition to all snow after midnight, from NW to SE. I don't think the subfreezing layer gets shallow enough for prolonged freezing rain on the Niagara Frontier...maybe a few hours, but I think the GFS is somewhat too lengthy with the ZR. Very tight gradient between mod-hvy snow accum in northern Niag County and lighter amts to the S & SE. Poor model agreement at this time." HOWEVER ( with my tail between my legs), several 18z hi res models now move the front thru Buf a little faster and, with warm air aloft, now favor a somewhat lengthier period of sleet & frz rain ahead of snow. Not as much as that GFS run, but potentially significant in the evening.
  3. Some really good signals for a very active pattern after next weeks warmup. Winter isn't over and I think at least 1-2 more storms coming somewhere through Upstate.
  4. I've been out 4 times so far, was hoping for 1-2 more. Need a decently sized storm to get the slopes looking good after the next 10 days of warmth/rain and refreeze. Slopes are going to be pure ice for awhile.
  5. I believe they were doing some off trail skiing? This isn't Whiteface? I've hiked Wright peak and there are no groomed trails around there. They must have been hiking up the mountain and skiing down some open areas with no trees. I'm heading up to the high peaks region to hike on Sunday, almost finished with the 46 hikes.
  6. Glad I was able to go skiing last night. Season might be over. LONG TERM /SUNDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... This period will be dominated by a split...Pacific based flow that will support above normal temperatures through the period. This will especially be the case during the daylight hours when the mercury will average a solid 5 to 10 degrees above typical late Feb normals. The split flow will be highlighted by another potentially significant rain maker that will originate in the southern branch of the unphased jets. Fortunately...broad, flat ridging over the eastern conus should all but guarantee fair dry weather to start this period Sunday and Monday. By Monday night through...energy ejecting out the longwave trough over the western half of the country will promote cyclogenesis within the broad southwest flow over the Ohio valley. As we the case with the initial uncertainty with our current storm system...the various deterministic models are out of step with the amount of organization and also with the timing of this next sfc wave that could produce another significant round of rain over our region on Tuesday. Expansive high pressure over the northern plains Tuesday night should then build across the Great Lakes region for Wednesday with only spotty leftover rain and wet snow showers.
  7. Winter Returns... Cold air advection ramps up the second half of Thursday and temperatures dramatically drop below freezing. There will likely be a 1-3 hour period of sleet and freezing rain as rain changes to snow across the region. Then accumulating snowfall is expected into Friday. Ice accumulations of a trace to a tenth of an inch possible. Snow fall amounts of 3-6 inches possible in Niagara county and 2 to 4 inches possible along the southern shore of Lake Ontario and across the northern Tug Hill region. Elsewhere, 1-2 inches possible. Very cold with flash freeze conditions Thursday night into Friday morning. Low temperatures will fall to the teens to low 20s and wind chill values in the single digits Friday morning. Winter Weather Headlines are possible Thursday night into Friday for wintry conditions across western and north central NY.
  8. I'll be above 4k feet on Sunday I wonder if this storm that give us rain will produce snow up there? Anyone got the soundings to see the freezing level up there?
  9. Toronto is having a great winter already 2" above their seasonal average and should get 6-8" in next event.
  10. Another run with over an inch of freezing rain over BUF and all of Erie county
  11. Buffalo is perfectly located for some of the strongest wind events in lower elevation locations. Its like a funnel up the lake and gets amplified. Another reason why I like it here. Now that my fence is fixed I'm back on the wind train.
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