TugHillMatt
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Euro is back to suppressed systems. I really wonder if we're going to be able to break this "either cutters or suppressed" regime we seem to be stuck in since the beginning of last winter.
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I'm still going with my call from yesterday of 6 to 12 inches by Tuesday. I am thinking Bville will get another 8 to 10 inch event.
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I have 40 as well. Snow has compacted/melted to 4ish inches of waterlogged stuff. Cold front can't come soon enough.
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I have no discipline and looked outside. The snow is melting faster than I do. I know, I know. Major feat.
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I think you mean, "I take therious offenth to thith."
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Yeah, they have looked great for ESE of the lake. But most of us are disregarding them because they're often too far south and the general setup looks like more north of that
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I think I can speak for all of us. We're tired of dealing with any rain threat whatsoever...from SWFE to weak clippers in the north to primary cutters. No green. Over New York State. At all.
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For me, in West Michigan at that time, this is very similar to what that winter was like.
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Even for those of us who have had the grass covered a couple times the snow is gone within 24 to 48 hours. I think that's even worse than 11-12? I refuse to look out the window until the cold front comes through. Lol
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Imagine the extremely rare, off chance that the RAP was right. We would get Freak back for a day...
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My weenie heart didn't know about either of these. Thanks!
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LOL...if that happened, there is no more hope for a true synoptic snowstorm here anymore. Haha
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Take CNY's advice. Lake effect snow brings many disappointments and a few Beautiful surprises. It's much easier to take if you expect little and then are pleasantly surprised. I am STILL learning this after 13 years of living in lake effect areas.
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Bless your Long Island heart. We don't stock up on things in these parts. It may dump snow, and then after a few hours, life goes on. I remember when I moved from Lancaster, PA to a snow belt, I was shocked when we had a foot of snow and schools still opened. The best chance for school closures here is if the heavy snow hits during rush hour and looks to continue. We don't do "snowed in" in these parts unless it's several feet.
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Lol, actually I am not. You set that precedent of rudeness when I was just casually discussing my observations of snowfall at my grandparents' house in Chester county growing up and you told me nobody asked me and to basically not bother being a part of the conversation. That, and observing your general nature of arrogance in everything you post with others and a professional met on here. You don't have to "brownnose* but you CAN converse with TACT.
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And?? I am sure you study local climatology and patterns for that area. I don't know if you are a troll or just extremely anal retentive...but you could use some schooling on tact and online social interactions.
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Yuck. Wow, you had ten inches, right? That fluff gets obliterated quickly; especially with rising dewpoints, which I see are in the upper 30s there.
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The low elevation of the lake plain and its connection to the torrent of warmth that moves up the west side of the Apps kills me. Low 40s out in Western NY while it's an Ice Storm 100s of miles to the SE. How's your snowpack holding up? Mine has compacted to 6 or 7 inches.
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Ohhh...a double especially. The King is confident.
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You beat me to it! Ha. I got woken up by sleet hitting the window, so figured I'd do a weather check. Chunky glaze on everything outside...very slight crust on top of the snow. I saw that Euro run and am happy to see it's holding hands with the Canadian. Hopefully this will be a consistent, locked in system for next weekend!
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Don't worry about it, Philly guys. I remember reading (after he berated somebody for not giving their EXACT location) that he lives in Arizona. Boy, that's a tough place to be a meteorologist...... Perhaps someone can challenge that "spirited forecast" of Sunny and 100 every day. "It only hit 99 today and I saw A cumulus cloud...somewhere. You suck at weather!"
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That multi-lake connection (combined with an arctic front)...one of the best for dumping on us south and ESE of the lake.
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Beautiful 0z run of the Canadian. It has quite the event next weekend. Meanwhile, the GFS was a synoptic wasteland. lol It will be a tracking week.
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Man, if I didn't know the bias of the HRW models, I would be psyched. They look great for N. Cuse weenie zone. Still looking forward to getting whatever we can over the next couple days! Happy for you @wolfie09 and the southern Tug. It's been quite a long wait for a band like this to hit that zone.
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Sure does. The NWS offices have been tooting about this the past couple days. Super short burst of cold air though. Highs go from single digits on Tuesday to low 30s on Wednesday. lol
