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Definitely worth keeping an eye on..1 bump south and it's a decent front end and less rain..

It wouldn't take much on the European/rgem to deliver more frozen..

Rgem takes an identical track as the European..Cuts across southern NY and off the sne coast, better chance at a little frozen lol

European was south and colder, started with a little light snow..

Ukmet looks decent for sun/Monday

2010-2011 was another"blocky" period.. Oswego county did do well starting in January.. JANUARY 2011 January was a consistently cold and snowy winter month for all of western and central New York. The major thaw on the 1st with temperatures in the 50s melted just about all the snow and ice from December, but nearly constant subfreezing temperatures and daily snowfalls were the rule for the rest of the month. The snowfall was amazingly consistent...with measurable amounts falling on 25 to 27 days...but the falls were virtually all "nickel and dime" with Buffalo's largest fall just 3". The region missed all the major storms which affected the east coast and near south. Totals were near to slightly above normal...mainly due to the frequency of the falls. There was one exception...Oswego county...which was nailed by all three lake effect events...on 2-5th, 15-16th, and 21-22nd. Monthly totals topped 100" across much of that county. FEBRUARY 2011 February was another very wintry month across the region...and snowfall was fairly heavy and above normal across most areas. This time however, snowfall was mainly synoptic as the blocking pattern broke down and allowed for a storm track up into the Northeast...providing our region with several rounds of synoptic snow. Significant falls occurred on the 2nd and 25th while lighter but disruptive snows of a few inches occurred on 5th, 12th, 19-21st and 26th. Only one major lake effect "event" occurred...and it focused on Oswego county and the southern Tug Hill on 9-11th. The winter has been relentless with near record number of days below freezing and days with measurable snow...but no huge snowstorms have affected our region. It was the coldest winter in 8 years and 3rd coldest in last 30 years. Snow has covered the ground on all but a handful of days during the 3 month period. MARCH 2011 March was changeable as usual...but still more on the wintry side. Unlike the past two Marches, we did get snow...but all of it was synoptic and mainly fell in two events...on 6th and 23rd. The event on the 6th was heaviest across eastern areas...with up to 6" east of the Genesee...while the event of the 23rd focused more on western NY with up to 8". Monthly totals were near normal but varied little from place to place...slightly more in western NY and less east of Lake Ontario

Yeah that's my worry, sometimes be careful what you wish for or it will be congrats DC lol

Lakes region sucks if you like cold lol Probably would be non accumulating snow with temps in the low-mid 30s..Rest of the state is below freezing verbatim..

2"-4" type event..

European tries.. Some light snows..

Actually verbatim ukie 2"-5" next weekend..Ggem is 1"-2" with more to our east..Let's see if we can get a good trend on that throughout the week lol

Something small popping up right behind the new years cutter..Light event on the Canadian and Ukmet, nothing on the gfs.. Nothing wrong with stealing a couple inches during a down period lol

Some welcomed mood flakes..

Global models have a little bit of use as well lol

Definitely a Freak/CNY special as Fulton did ok but not as good as those to the east..It's been hard getting big events into Fulton these days lol

I live right across the street from where pulaski has their sand and salt..I hear Beep, beep, beep all night haha.. At least my block is one of the least icy in the village lol

Central Oswego county missed bulk of the last event to the north and this event to the south They probably cashed in a little from each event but I'd be pissed to be a snow lover in mexico lol

18z started to catch on..Still a touch to far north but by far had the closest scenario..

Yeah Hi rez Canadian did the best.. Both Canadian models were in the ball park but a little too far north at first, band also hung up a lot longer than modelled which the NWS alluded to the possibility..

Looks like southern part of the county is getting it pretty good right now..

Yeah WRF/3k/hrrr don't look too promising..The forecast would bust for Oswego county if it verified..Winds look to turn more NW overnight so obviously you have a chance, GL..

Band starting to sink south, big ass flakes that's for sure lol

Temp starting to drop and snow sticking..

That's the thing, spotters are sparse, so we wouldn't know if other parts of the tug averaged more..She sits at about 1350 ASL, some parts get up to about 2k..I guess we'll never know..lol