TugHillMatt

Thanks! This seems like a great group to talk weather with.

BUF NWS does great forecast discussions. Already love reading them!

Ha! The next door neighbor (half mile down the road) has an Air B&B. I have always wanted to own a Bed and Breakfast. The past couple weekends have been insane with all these city slickers coming up here. I am assured by locals things will quiet down..and then pick up during the winter. The weeks are soooo much quieter than the weekends. The past couple days, the temperature has been awesome. Upper 60s/70 for a high. Went to the Redfield Old Homes Day Parade this evening (picture below). Can tell fall is on the way...hopefully for good after this hot spell this week.

Thanks, TS18! Looking forward to following upstate weather with all of you!

Hey,all! This is "blackrock" posting under my updated profile. I am now officially living in my New home in Redfield! Looking forward to sharing with you all from my new climate. I am already enjoying watching the car thermometer drop about 10 degrees as we make trips from Pulaski or Syracuse to our home up here on the Tug.

Snow north of here, snow south of here, with rain here this weekend....gotta love it...not. Same stupid thing over and over.

Getting sort of tired of saying, "There's always next winter." Really, you should consider moving to the Muskoka region. Try and find a job in Huntsville, Bracebridge, or Gravenhurst. Lived there for 2 years, and winter there was WINTER!!!!!!

At this rate, maybe we'll see a snowstorm in mid-April that will melt 5 minutes after the sun hits it.......................

That's what I thought. I think I recall you guys getting into the 60s a lot last winter as well.

I forget...when did you guys have your first lake effect event last year?

Very interesting, Ohweather! A few other things I noticed from your maps: 1) There is often a Low Pressure located in Easter Canada/Quebec 2) There is often a warm front or stationary front in Montana and the Rockies states 3) There is often a low pressure system located in the Gulf coast area. Very interesting how those commonly show up!