wolfie09

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The tug is not much more livable haha Trust me I take rides through the tug all the time lol

I was going by snowfall..The "snowiest area east of the mississippi" as they claim about the tug.. Keeping snow on the ground is a different story lol

I've been in Oswego county for about 5 years, least amount is around 100" in 2015-2016, in Fulton NY.. Coastal storms are hit or miss, probably better in the syracuse-rochester corridor, as well as the higher elevations of the catskills and eastern adirondacks.. Snow capital is easily the tug hill, somewhere between redfield, worth and barns corners imo..

Still plenty to figure out..

Meanwhile, a closed upper level low is progged to track across the southeast. This will cause the post tropical storm zeta to track northeast from the Gulf Coast into the Mid-Atlantic Wednesday night and Thursday before exiting the Mid-Atlantic coast sometime Friday. That being said, rain shower chances will increase late Wednesday night into Thursday as ascent increases and moisture is advected into the region. The better rainfall amounts Thursday appear to fall across the southern portions of the state. As the aforementioned surface low continues to track east, a cooler and drier air mass will make its way southeastward across Ontario late Thursday night into Friday. With the cooler air filtering into the region, rain showers will transition into a mix of snow and rain (for the lower elevations) or all snow (across the higher terrain) late Thursday night into Friday morning. Snow accumulations (of 1-2 inches) will be confined along the higher terrain in the Southern Tier and areas east of Lake Ontario. After dawn on Friday, radiational heating will transition showers back to all rain. With the low exiting the Atlantic coast Friday and the drier air filtering in from the north Friday, shower activity will mainly lie along the southern portions of the state and shift eastward throughout the day.

Plenty cold enough as you get up in elevation, obviously lol Low-mid 20s during the"height"

Strictly using the euro, rain starts Thursday afternoon, starts to flip overnight from north to south, heaviest snow looks like Friday morning..

Keep in mind near the lake is above freezing, need to overcome that.. Obviously anything is possible lol

Pivotal has it.. https://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=ukmet&p=sn10_acc&rh=2020102612&fh=108&r=conus&dpdt=&mc=

European is about 7mb stronger and more tucked in..

I'm not sure it's because of the lake, more of "downsloping" with the dacks and tug just to the NE.. Models seem to show this a lot during winter months..

This is what I have to look forward to in a couple months

The initial batch is rain on all models..The more rain the better lol At least for here, that means the storm is farther NW..

Wow ukie!!

2006-2007 winter season was quite historic..

Well I would wanna be back in Oswego county for a Feb 2007 repeat lol This area did well but nothing historic.. I would love to see a month like these in December lol

Ukie looks like a hugger, have to wait for PW to update in-between frames..

Yup, moving back to the pulaski area..(as long as the inspection passes lol) The old lady has been taking the 45 mile drive almost daily https://www.remax.com/ny/pulaski/home-details/16-coho-st-pulaski-ny-13142/10028254325625751004

I'm just north of that little 6+ in lewis county, won't have elevation for long (end of December), would like to use it while I have it lol

Canadian came in a little snowier.. Obviously taken with a grain of salt..

Gfs tries lol Not enough interaction..

German back to a snowy scenario..

Cold enough for snow here but not much precipitation, story of my life lol