Leelee

I was in the bullseye for 2014 too and I would agree. The thundersnow last night on the streams I were watching was incredible. 2014 was also more narrow in coverage. The part where 2014 may "win" though is the flooding was terrible as there were 65+F very windy days that were prime melting conditions that wiped it all away quickly. This time, the thaw should be more orderly.

I have a friend near Williston and they are not pleased about the weather there. They get true blizzards that we very rarely get.

Band left a quick dusting here in Amherst, looks like it's south of me now.

This was never going to be much at lower elevations unless there was surprisingly long lasting heavy snow that doesn't happen this time of year with cellular lake effect or extreme cold. I don't know why NWS and some mets put up the clown maps, but I complain about that enough.

The lady that always has the gaudy highest totals in Perrysburg is on some high peak that wrings out the most snow. I'm related to restaurant owners in South Dayton or Dayton, not sure, and it's not nearly as much. I think it's mostly elevation to get the true weenie title.

Pretty snowglobe lasted for about a half hour with that band in Amherst, just started to accumulate off of grass. Enjoyed it, probably the last one.

It's not expensive in Cattaraugus County. I assume it's because of the terrain that it's not more developed, and even driving around there in summer can be hair raising, I'm not nearly brave enough to try there in winter. I'm excited for my yearly summer trip through Amish country in Chautauqua... Cherry Creek to Clymer. Beautiful area and a way of living I admire.

85 degrees 2 weeks before that too. Again please.

I assumed the Browns cleared Watson well enough to mortgage their future for him. But... then I saw that the Browns purposely gave Watson a deal where if he gets suspended again, he'd only lose $1M from his base contract. So, yeah... Winning in the NFL supersedes anything you do in life though, unfortunately.

Yeah, but the Browns window to win is now with their roster and they went and got the best QB they could, which I can never disagree with. Bills fans know the torture of below average QBs for 2 decades and how fun it is now. I think it's more the confusion of why they're giving up on Mayfield and mortgaging the future.

Cold, rainy stretches in April are the worst. We're hitting the time of year where I'm always hoping for above average temps.

It's been snowing big fluffy flakes for 2+ hours in Amherst, having a hard time sticking on anything but grass. This started a bit too early.

That's what meteorologists are trained to do, sometimes using their knowledge to override models altogether.

I can't complain about any snow in March, especially if it can last longer than a day. When the average highs hit 40 with March sun angle that can melt inches of snow on a bitter cold day. There's been Marches in the past with no snow at all in Buffalo.

We'll pretend the handful of thaw torches the past few weeks didn't happen.