BuffaloWeather

Not the most accurate map Buffalo is at 74.9" and Rochester at 62.8". That shows KBUF NWS recording station at 58".

Euro is close

That's a really nice spot. Probably the best retention in Erie county and gets hit with lake effect from WSW/W/WNW flow. They probably average 180-190" a year. Spraguebrook is my favorite cross country trail in Erie County.

We're you near Kissing Bridge? That would be far Nw Sardinia which would be a nice spot.

Yeah its close a little further SE than Boston/Colden. Boston/Colden is a 15 min drive from my house and they get like 80" more than me per year. Whats so nice about colden/boston is you're so close to the 219 and only 30 minutes from downtown Buffalo. These towns also have shops/stores in them so they're not completely remote. You get the best of both worlds. My inlaws have 10 acres of undeveloped land in the Boston Hills. Eventually we are going to retire up there when we build our retirement home.

Nothing can beat Boston/Colden for snow depth.

The Euro last night was also a cutter, less precip though.

I wouldn't be surprised to see someone hit 60 on Thursday.

Overnight totals. 5.3 in Niagara county was highest with 5" in Orleans. https://kamala.cod.edu/ny/latest.nous41.KBUF.html

Just finished the Blizzard of 1966 slideshow. Can't call me a homer, I did a Central NY storm before all the WNY ones. Really enjoyed doing this one. Love seeing all the old towns in CNY in the 1960s.

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Cool article I found. They've had snow recorded in every month except maybe August? A Memorial Day weekend storm piled three feet of snow on Whiteface in 2013, prompting some people to grab their skis. He pointed to the writing of the explorer Samuel de Champlain, who, after exploring the lake that would eventually bear his name in July 1609, wrote that he saw mountains to the east that were covered in snow. https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/08/nyregion/snow-in-june-its-forecast-for-the-adirondacks.html

Go hiking in ADK. I once ran into a snowstorm on June 12th and many times see good snow in September.

I'm the same but I go to Mid March. Also December wasn't a winter month this year. So its only been 40 days of winter.

We're a go big or go home crowd.

Theres also no such thing as big storms in Toronto, so you should be fine

The only storms that matter are big storms...

Some freezing rain/sleet in there

Canadian is big hit for WNY

That line made it to the airport

GFS came back south, huge hit for Toronto, Goes right over Jamestown.

Band is pretty close to @Thinksnow18

Thats a nice band in Niagara county. About to enter Northern Erie.