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  1. TugHillMatt
    Sure! Hopefully we can get some surprises from this.
  2. TugHillMatt
    Just google it. https://www.pknpk.com/conditions-report/
  3. TugHillMatt
    Wouldn't those be your best shot as well? Depending on the exact angle of degrees, of course...(maybe that's why you hate them?)
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    I have noticed that already. The NW flow snow showers we've had so far this year seem to focus more across southwestern Onon. county. I figured WNW is best...which, of course, is harder to come by. I have thought about living up in the Tully area, but have no desire to commute through Syracuse every day to work in Bville. The wife and I are looking between Bville, Phoenix, and South of Fulton. Increased opportunities for LES and closer to work...but not many desirable homes available.
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    Those models look weak sauce for the Tuesday event, but at least they show a few inches of CLEAN snow for many of us. Any more powerful of a system like the GFS is showing and we'll somehow get stupid warmth pulled in to turn it into a mix event. If we've got to nickle and dime our way to a decent snowpack, I'll take it.
  6. TugHillMatt
    I would think with such a dynamic system, that cold air would get wrapped in efficiently and brought down to the surface. At the same time, I could very much see what the GFS is showing, as we have lots of milder air being pumped into systems so far this season.
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    Yup, definitely noticed that. Isn't this the time range in which we sort of put the globals aside and look at the mesoscale models...before the time range in which we ignore them all and look out the window?
  8. TugHillMatt
    The GFS Hi-res is the grinchiest when it comes to "giving" snow...
  9. TugHillMatt
    Interesting...All of the HRWs and the NAMs are showing 6 inches for northern Onondaga County (SYRmax and myself) The Rgem even looks better. Defo. bands, if they actually form/hold together can dump some very decent amounts in a short period of time.
  10. TugHillMatt
    You're probably right. I'm telling you...it's because I moved here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  11. TugHillMatt
    Could ALL three of the Major Cities west of I 81 actually get hit by this? Looking like the Syracuse area may be able to get a couple inches. Won't help catch up anywhere close to the other two in the snowfall race...but hopefully it would be a start to maybe a wintry week.
  12. TugHillMatt
    The way the tracks have been, ROC and BUF will get smacked while SYR once again gets rain or slop. Go with warmest track...always seems to work out closest to reality.
  13. TugHillMatt
    Maybe we'll get some flurries from the system after that misses us to the Southeast to cover up the ugly leftover snow piles?
  14. TugHillMatt
    True enough...all it takes is one somewhat stationary band, with lots of waiting in between. That's where the couple inchers help to make it all ok. Boy, the wind is gusting out there!
  15. TugHillMatt
    At this rate, Syracuse is going to keep falling behind Buffalo and Rochester even more. If Lake Erie didn't freeze over, those cities, especially Buffalo, would beat the crap out of Syracuse in the snowfall department.
  16. TugHillMatt
    We just had a snow squall roar through the Baldwinsville area. Must have been 3" per hour rates, as we got about an inch in 20 minutes!
  17. TugHillMatt
    That is an awesome stillshot of the flag and snow!
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    Bahaha...the area that was "supposed" to get the heaviest band in WNW flow now gets the least of anywhere in Upstate NY. So far, this year's lake effect events off of Lake Ontario have been yawnilicious...just like last year. Are you guys sure Lake Ontario joins in on the fun of Lake effect?
  19. TugHillMatt
    Getting a steady snowfall here in the north SYR burbs right now. Starting to cover things...looks like Rochester is getting some good snowfall right now based on webcams.
  20. TugHillMatt
    Had to go a funeral in PA today. Just got back. Solid snow cover from just north of Binghamton and up. Downtown Syracuse is looking pretty sparse snow-wise. Once I got up here in the northern parts of the northern suburbs, it was 5 degrees colder than downtown with about a (5 inch?) snow/ice pack remaining. I think that sleet from last weekend is helping to preserve some of our pack.
  21. TugHillMatt
    Interesting! Thanks for the stats. I have spent most of this decade in either Michigan or Pennsylvania during Christmas...and my memories of Christmas scenery are dull, barren landscapes. I have a jet stream of my own that forces snowstorms away... lol
  22. TugHillMatt
    On both sides of the specific Christmas morning...it was mild. I remember coming back to Redfield between Christmas and New Year's to rain, mud, and grass showing. Break out the horseshoes!
  23. TugHillMatt
    2010s...the decade for Christmas barbecues, Christmas shorts, and Christmas yard games...
  24. TugHillMatt
    Another gruesome December? It's the new norm.
  25. TugHillMatt
    As a snowcover fan too, It's hard to get too excited about lake effect snow when you know it will just melt again with next weekend's thaw. Lack of -NAO during winter has been killing the winters of 2010s.
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