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2 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
A video I put together from our walk in the woods over the weekend. This is a local park 8 minutes from my house. It has so many beautiful trails.
Beautiful! Did you snowshoe or able to walk it? I do some shoeing locally and up in toothless land when I can. Can't bring my Siberian bc off the leash...he'd be in Canada in no time. And he is a PITA on a leash.
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4 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
GEM is big hit for SNE, what a crazy model disparity so close.
I wouldn't want to be clinging to the GEM and JMA ala TheForumThatShallNotBeNamed is doing now. Sad.
GooFus is too far right probably but despite the op Euro's always superior h500 verification vis-a-vis the GooFuS, seems like Euro has been slow to sniff out sensible, meaningful, system trends in comparison for a while now.
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10 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:
Looks like the trend so for tonight has been west, Nam, rgem, icon..
NAMs not that much west. Garden variety snowstorm outside the Cape for the most part. RGEM, ICON...nobody cares what they do.
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25 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Yeah I mean this storm starts late Friday night. It's less than 48 hours away. There will likely be some small adjustments, but you'd have to be right on the coast unless it changes quite a bit in these runs in a few hours to be worth a chase.
I do like Cape Cod a lot. Chatham wouldn't be a bad place to hole up for a CC blizzard weekend. Bit pricey though and the risk of getting mix in there is always high. But the wind might be worth it. I guess I shouldn't have blown off this chica was seeing a bit recently. Could've been a real fun quick road trip.
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11 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Wow. Not chasing that. Still decent for SE MA and...Ocean City MD. Actually my old stomping grounds in Hampton VA looks good. Maybe i shoul chase it there! They got a few inches last week, rooting for them always.
And, Congrats Gulf Stream?
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2 minutes ago, rochesterdave said:
Tughillory Matt!!!
That gon stick.
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39 minutes ago, Buffalo Bumble said:
January 2022's weather journal for Buffalo written circa 1691...
* Every day this month (26 days!) has had measurable snow. I fear this climate is too harsh for any long-term settlement as these conditions are akin to those rumored to occur in the far northern regions.
* The snow appears suddenly out of nowhere. Our local Doctor/Pastor/Postmaster/Weatherman announced today that the snow streak would be broken as the atmospheric pressure was certainly too high for any frozen precipitation to fall. No sooner said than 2 inches of fluff fell from the sky this morning. And lo...as I pen this there are yet more cotton balls pouring down into the night. Clearly weather forecasting has a long way to go...I'm sure by the 21st century such folly will never take place.
* The heavy falls of snow are unlike anything even written in legend. Two separate days in a little over a 1 week span where 17 inches fell!
* Remarkably, we have a report from our fellow settler Tughillory Matt of the Lysander colony of no snow cover, mild temperatures, and even early blooming plants. Given his proximate latitude to our colony he must be located in a wonderful microclimate to afford such mid-winter bliss. Oddly, all of his correspondence gives a sad and bitter tone.
So that's my silly way of relaying some pretty amazing stats for BUF in January (20)22!
Genius!!
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3 minutes ago, tomcatct said:
It's funny, I remember Brad field mentioning on the 6 pm news days before the storm that one of the lesser relied upon models, he said the Japanese model, is showing a blizzard..all on it's own.
IMO, he was an excellent met.
True. I remember that.
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3 minutes ago, CNY_WX said:
-3 here already. I got down to -10 this morning.
Close to same here. I'll say one thing, this Jan has delivered the cold.
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NE Forum with that melt vibe we had in CNY last storm. For us, we didn't want to believe the sleet and dryslot indications on modeling. But we at least had the lake to quasi rescue us in the late innings of the actual game. 00Z a big run to see if 18Z was a burp or...something more sinister...
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1 minute ago, Buffalo Bumble said:
Heavy snow here now. Might end up with 4”’today when I was expecting a trace. Bonus!
Its as if you're living on Mt. Tolland!!
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2 hours ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Hey look the NAM jumped 300 miles in one run. I wouldnt worry yet, but the trend is there.
Couple more of those and it's the Jamestown Express...All Aboard!
Edit: got that backwards...NAM trending to Flemish Cap solution. LOFL.
There's always the JMA to cling to in times like these...
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7 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:
Check out the Synoptic Snow Hole over Syracuse... EVERY SINGLE TIME.
The model programmers read this forum -> trolling u hard!
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4 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
Could be indicating a cyclonic loop, not unknown with rapidly intensifying systems (which this looks to be). But yeah...it's the NAM at 72+ hrs...
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3 minutes ago, Ericjcrash said:
Got 6z Euro maps? Awaiting PCR results I've been down for the count for 15 hours and lost. See GFS and UK are swimming.
My PCR was + on Sunday. So happy to be expecting. Flu/upper resp. cold symptoms basically (3x vax'd). GFS wants Flemish Cap, back to its old school OTS tricks probably.
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14 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
@Syrmax NAM would be chaseworthy 3-4' across SNE
Interesting. Hadn't seen that yet. It's the NAM though. The other models still have me head scratching as to how much and where.
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Weekend def a coastal storm. We won't have to nail bight how far west the good stuff ends up, Ala the NE and esp the NYC forum. Looks like 00Z Euro puts NYC on west edge of heavier totals with a sharp gradient. Almost no wiggle room there.
3.3"/0.16 LE yesterday. Not quite enough for a "Top 5" event here, only 7th as I did record two separate 3.5" snowfalls prior. About 7" over past 3 days and snowdepth almost a foot now. Combined with -7F this a.m., deep winter. These are the kind of wintry stretches you rarely get in more coastal or SE areas.
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When does the 00Z Euro become the Most.Important.Run.Of.Your.Lives?
Too soon?
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2 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:
SYR to Connecticut is 4-5 hours? I'd probably decide the night before.
Yeah, I'm thinking this would be a short fused trip...need much better model agreement...it's 4.5 hrs to SECT from here, 5 hrs to Boston. Would need to leave here Friday afternoon.
Upstate/Eastern New York-Pattern Change Vs Tughill Curse?
in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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I saw the JMA references over the past few hours. Clear sign that Hail Mary time is approaching. Most of us have been there... It's almost as if you're in the Führerbunker ordering around phantom armies as short range artillery is pounding away on top of you. "Euro will kommen...!" (Der Untergang movie reference there).