wolfie09

High Rez Canadian was solid at 18z, for most.. Some guidance is showing sort of a minimum between the overrunning and coastal..

Hrrr0z

Should of sent Matt with him..

Forecast out of Burlington..

Similar to last run but a little better for western areas..

Every mile matters lol

Just like Binghamton, buff raised totala a little, at least for this area..

Some of the rule changes.. MLB had pushed for expanding the postseason to 12 teams -- a plan to which the MLBPA agreed. Additionally, player uniforms will feature advertising for the first time, with patches on jerseys and decals on batting helmets. Other elements of the deal include: • A 45-day window for MLB to implement rules changes -- among them a pitch clock, ban on shifts and larger bases in the 2023 season • The National League adopting the designated hitter • A draft lottery implemented with the intent of discouraging tanking • Draft-pick inducements to discourage service-time manipulation • Limiting the number of times a player can be optioned to the minor leagues in one season

I'm ready lol

It looks like totals actually increased a little for syracuse proper lol

Accumulating snow likely Friday night and Saturday... Widespread snowfall event expected Friday night through Saturday, with some additional snowfall expected from northwest flow lake effect Saturday night. Two separate shortwaves, one within the southern stream and the other within the northern stream will be head eastward Friday night. These features will eventually phase over the mid Atlantic and Northeast by Saturday. In response, low pressure will develop Friday night over the southern Appalachians. This low will then strengthen and track up along the East Coast into New England Saturday. Surface temperatures early Friday evening will likely still be warm enough to support rain or a rain/snow mix across much of the area ahead of the approaching cold front. The exception may be across portions of the Niagara frontier and closer to Lake Erie where the start of wet-bulbing may have already transitioned the rain over to wet snow. The surface cold front will cross the area from west to east early Friday night. Once the boundary passes, any rain will transition to snow very quickly and pick up in intensity. The expectation is that by midnight or so Friday night that the entire area will have transitioned over to wet snow. Steady light to occasionally moderate snow will continue across the entire area through the first half of Saturday. Snowfall rates are not likely to exceed more than a half inch per hour. Although, there is the possibility for some mesoscale banding on the western side of the storm, as strong frontogenesis is expected due to the rapidly deepening low which may bring enhanced snowfall rates. Later Saturday afternoon and Saturday night as the storm starts to pull off, lake enhanced snow will eventually go to pure lake effect snow as 850 mb temperatures near -18C. This will maintain snowfall to the southeast of the lakes and higher terrain. As the storm deepens as it lifts into northern New England, winds will increase with wind gusts of 40-45 mph possible Saturday into Saturday night which will result in considerable blowing and drifting snow with potential near white-out conditions at times. The greatest snowfall totals continue to look to be focused east of the Genesee Valley and also across the higher terrain east and south of Buffalo off Lake Erie due to lake enhancement/upslope flow. These areas are included in a winter storm watch as outlined below, not only for snowfall of 7 inches or more, but also with the added impacts due to the strong winds.

Lmao at 893mb.. Typical 3k lol

Yeah I was wondering the same but winds are out of the N/NW, hard to downslope off the lake lol Models seem to not like that area for some reason though..

It could be worse..lol 3"-6" might be doable..

Low and high end from this morning..

Well if "old news" is 5 hours ago then yes lol

How quickly things change..lol

Sizeable shift east on the mean..

GFS

Rgem is somewhat like the fv3 which is obviously our best hope right now lol

80° in Syracuse? Lol That puts an end to this dreadful winter..