tombo82685

Thinking probably 3-6 in lowville maybe 4-8

I thought the one in feb that dropped a foot here was a les event?

Southerly winds off anywhere is going to torch most likely. Unless you live in the tug you’re getting that torch no matter what. Granted this spot is considered the tug, just not into the deep part of the tug

There are literally 0 houses in that area. Plus you get a big snow there you may not get out to go to work or home from work lol. Lots of seasonal roads there. This spot is much better than lowville with about a 175” avg and over 1100’ in elev

Yea, the true west flow I will miss but heck 150-175 avg I can’t complain

Hey guys, so I am under contract for a house now. Assuming inspection goes well. The house is about 3.8 miles nw of Copenhagen, ny elev 1150’. Looks like on snow maps avg is 175”

I know that area well in PA. It's known for these type of things because there is no radar coverage in that area so people don't have a clue as to what is coming

No spring, yet Buffalo and all the other climo sites are well abv normal

2” or so total

Is that close to where the college is? Looks like it’s hopping on a Sunday night

Do you worry about mold and what not down there with the dampness? Or is it not really damp anymore

I hate the tug lol

I guess what I mean, while it probably snows a lot, it seems like its a lot of minor like 2-4 3-5 constant type events and chance of a big event like 12+ is tough to come by

Why does that area south of cuse in the tully to cazenovia area always max out pretty will? Is it a bit of upslope, I mean they are decently removed from the lake and would need nw flow

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