wolfie09

Not the most comfortable feeling day out there lol

I was really hoping the giants would go LB JOK out of ND .. Mcshay had him ranked higher than parsons lol Espn had him as the 12 best player in the draft and he's still available going into the second lol I loved the trade back though..Bears 1st round pick next year could be valuable as they will be starting Dalton or a rookie and have a pretty tough schedule, could easily be a top 10 pick lol It's funny how the eagles and cowboys worked together to fook the giants, because they were going Smith#11 ...The WR they took at #20 is pretty much a "poor man's" waddle...

Picked up 1.08" liquid, still getting some light rain..Winds are out of the west gusting 20-30mph, temp is down to 42°..

Kbuf map... Maybe I'll go a mile to see an inch lol

Finished with 0.43" of liquid yesterday.. Starting to get back into some steady moderate rain..

Slushy inch or two is not out of the question if some of these SR guidance verified... Timing of potential changeover would be late afternoon into the early overnight hours..

Happy draft day! One last snow map for the year lol T-1" lower elevations, 1"-3" on the hill..

Would of been a nice snow maker (for some) a couple months ago lol

Gfs with a heavy burst sat morning, probably won't be sticking unless we can get surface below freezing..(if it happens at all)

"Nam"ed heading into may lol Granted temps are just above freezing..

Turned out to be a pretty nice day once the Sun broke out..

Well at least you guys out west are enjoying some warmth..Kbuf already exceeded forecast high..

Kbuf morning discussion..

European was moist for this upcoming week..

The Fair will officially return for an 18-day celebration from August 20 through September 6. The annual event was canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Capacity at the fair this year will tentatively be capped at 50 percent, Cuomo says, but could change based on the state of the pandemic. The fair will also be split into four areas to help keep an eye on capacity.

I'm all for people protecting themselves but I'm not sure I'm alright with walking in public strapped..Hell I was brought up to run from people with guns lol They are obviously dangerous and I don't know the person behind that gun.. Clearly some use it as an "intimidating" method which is also not cool..imo.. Lastly many of the guns on the streets shouldn't be on the streets, military and police style weapons should never reach the public..

Not warming much today under W/NW flow.. On the bright side it's sunny lol

Understandable lol But you also don't wanna get to far behind with the summers being dry and all...

Some much needed rain.. Broad upper level ridge shifts from the central CONUS to the Great Lakes and Northeast. Jet energy and shortwaves will lift along the edge of the ridge to support bouts of lift and increased deeper moisture which will ultimately focus better chances of rain. At the sfc, low pressure from central plains will expand over the western Great Lakes Tuesday into Wednesday while a warm front lifts across the Great Lakes and eventually over the Northeast CONUS Tuesday night into Wednesday. Warm front slower to lift through on Tuesday so lowered temps from Genesee valley to east of Lake Ontario with now low to mid 60s at best with plenty of cloud cover. Temps could still reach lower and maybe mid 70s over especially southwest NYS where clouds clear earlier in the day and sfc warm front begins to move through. Overall idea of forecast Tuesday into Tuesday night stayed same though with warm, moist advection aloft to north of sfc warm front supporting small chances for showers mainly over North Country on Tuesday into Tuesday night. Hint of a couple shortwaves moving through as well along edge of warmer air aloft will modulate coverage and intensity of showers. Seems elevated CAPE is too far southwest to include thunder through Tuesday night, so have left any mention out for now. Sfc warm front makes it through area on Tuesday night so still looks like warm night with lows only in the 50s and maybe staying near 60 along Lake Erie shore. On Wednesday, sfc-H85 warm front and associated shortwaves running along edge of ridge aloft will result in greatest focus for showers through early afternoon along and north of Lake Ontario, but also including the North Country and St. Lawrence River Valley. Kept pops high all day in these areas. Otherwise, with sfc low still west over central Great Lakes, expect minimum in shower coverage elsewhere through midday. By early afternoon though with shortwave hinted at moving into western NY and temps across most areas south of Lake Ontario warming well into the 70s and dewpoints climbing well into the 50s, will see some build up of sfc based instability, perhaps up to 500 j/kg of MUCAPE. Moisture may be lacking though in the warm sector, so away from the warm front boundary, kept pops only in the chance range for some showers and possible thunderstorms. On Wednesday night, seems there may be a lull in showers and possible thunderstorms as lead shortwave shifts toward New England and we await developing upper level trough and resulting downstream warm, moist advection over the Ohio Valley. Cannot rule out a shower, but chances will probably be lower until later at night over southwest NYS. Lows again in the 50s. && .LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/... Approaching upper level trough and increasing upper level jet and sfc warm front lifting toward region from another wave of sfc low pressure are pointing toward a wet day with widespread showers and maybe a rumble of thunder with some elevated instability shown closer toward sfc warm front. Also looks like the wave of low pressure will lift across our region through the day, heading toward New England Thursday night while deepening. Overall, pops will stay higher over eastern areas Thursday night while trending down over western NY. By Friday, sfc low will continue to deepen over Canadian Maritimes while ridge will be building northern Ontario to western Great Lakes. A cooler blustery day is in store with some scattered showers. Wind gusts of 30-40 mph look possible. Highs on Friday only in the lower to middle 50s. Cold air advection Friday night into Saturday (H85 temps lowering to -5c) will result in some snow mixing with the rain over higher terrain, especially east of Lake Ontario where better moisture will be located closer to upper level trough and sfc low.

Lol

Another chilly day on tap, made it down to 33° with a forecast high of 44°.. Tues-thurs is now forecasted upper 50s-mid 60s...

A bit on the chilly side today, maxed out at 56°(11am) but winds have since become more"westerly" with a drop in temps..

Still looks like a mild day is on tap for Wednesday. However, a weak wave of low pressure passing to the north now looks like it will nudge the cold frontal boundary southward across the eastern Great Lakes. This would result in cooler MaxT`s depending on how far south the front makes it. Have kept with the previous forecast with low to mid 70s. Wednesday night through Friday, lots of uncertainty during this time period. ECMWF sends the cold front through the Lower Lakes during the Wednesday night time frame with a brief period of dry conditions. However, right on its heels low pressure over the Mid- Mississippi Valley quickly races NE with wet weather returning for Thursday and then possibly turning sharply colder for Friday. Maybe even some snow showers? On the flip side, the GFS stalls the boundary over the region with much milder yet unsettled as several waves ride along this boundary through Friday. Low confidence forecast at this point and have made only minor adjustments for now to MaxT`s and POPs.

Yeah this is my first year having Central AC, I tried it out a couple weeks ago when we hit 80° lol