BuffaloWeather

Well it depends there are many cold synoptic systems. The last one that hit Boston averaged 1:15-1:17. You can't just apply 10:1 to all synoptic storms.

UK. Is Boston really going to jackpot in back to back storms?

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@MJO812 You're already at your seasonal average for the year, stop sad facing the model runs.

GEM

GEFS

GEM is going to be further NW.

Thought the GFS looked fine. The farther south it travels the more cold air and better ratios and less mixing. Farther NW the lower the ratios.

Presidents’ Day weekend?

I’m coming next time! Ty for invite but was the running the show last two months couldn’t leave.

Nam is pretty far nw

Giants just took a 3rd coach from the Bills lol

First map out

I think Boston/Colden hills average around 200" as well or close to it.

Looks about right. Me and Devin average somewhere around 110-120" a year. Would scoot that red a little bit NW for Southern Erie county. That black dot is just Carol right? No other spotters in that area? She really averages 300"+ a year?

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The 1:40 ratio fluff might shut down roadways in and around Rochester airport for days. *inserts ROC airport webcam photo*

Long range NAM but still its nearly identical to GFS/EURO This is the warmest frame

Very long duration storm, really impressive how long the snow lasts. I don't expect intense rates, but still should be a fun storm for all here.

NAM will be south but still looks good for all here.

Same. I can count on one hand how many events made me say why am I out here in this I should be home.

.SHORT TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHT/... ...Increasing potential for a long duration, impactful accumulating snowfall during the mid week period... A Winter Storm Watch is now in effect for all of western and north central New York Wednesday night through the first half of Friday. Southwest flow of milder air continues into the region ahead of an approaching cold front Wednesday morning. Temperatures may reach the lower to mid 40s, especially for the lake plains and Genesee Valley into the Finger Lakes. Could see a few showers of rain or rain/snow mix sneak into the region from the northwest Wednesday morning, but its not until the afternoon on Wednesday until the deeper northward push of moisture transport reaches the area within the background of broadening system relative isentropic ascent along and immediately ahead of the advancing cold front. This introduces the initial stage of an expected longer duration precipitation event. Wednesday night through Thursday night... Gradual height falls tied the lead northern stream wave shearing into central Ontario will draw the system cold front across the area Wednesday evening into Wednesday night. Sustained ascent driven by very moist system relative isentropic lift working over the advancing boundary ensures an expanding coverage of precipitation commences during this time. Rain may still be the predominant precipitation time Wednesday evening before steady cooling of the column allows for a change over to snow from north to south probably from late evening or around midnight through the overnight. Transition timing will likely impact accumulating snow potential Wednesday night and at this point do not see this as the period of the heaviest snow accumulations although several inches are certainly possible before morning if the change over occurs early enough in the night. At this point in the forecast process believe that the best potential for widespread accumulating snowfall will be Thursday into Thursday night as several rounds of stronger ascent continue to engage the elevated frontal zone. Do see diminishing ascent commencing late Thursday night. However, north-northeast flow of incoming arctic airmass will start to bring in some mesoscale processes with lake response south of Lake Ontario likely coming into play by the time we reach Friday morning. Overall snow to liquid ratios starting out very wet in the 6:1 range transitioning to a more standard 10-12:1 ratio by Thursday night. A general blend of guidance including the GFS/CMC/EC suggesting a high likelihood for snowfall total to exceed 9 inches through this time period with the potential for more as we go into Friday.

I've only seen impossible travel in a few LES events here, impossible with synoptic. Just like atmospheric river, polar vortex, and BOMB cyclone its all for the media hype and clicks.