tim123

From 4pm to 9pm Orleans monroe wayne goin to get hit good

Moisture from Huron entering western lake ontario now.

That is odd cause Temps where very marginal though. 

Point and click forecast had me at 7 to 13 inches from now until tomorrow in walworth. Eastern Monroe 6 to 12. May see a upgrade and Orleans County maybe niagara get added to advisory. 

These Huron connection are good for almost entire South shore. Think it will last 6 hours or so.

Vort thats where the action is starting. Should be a monster band from niagara County all the way to Madison County later this afternoon. I'd say up 2 inches a hour for some for a bit before it looses that connection to Huron. Then gb connection starts later in evening targeting northern and Eastern Monroe to Wayne county

And add niagara and Orleans to advisory.

Rgem increasing qpf. More and more impressive. Think advisory may get upgraded later.

Also fairly wet snow too. 

Its going to be 8 hours of 2 to 3 inches a hour. Short but intense.

Ukmet a bit south from 12 z. Not buy alot maybe 75 100 miles

Looks like a 4 to 7 inch deal

Good hit on canadian.

Oh Canada. 

3km is showing it as well. Same placement just not as robust.

Looks like 3 rounds. 1 is the artic front. 2 is connection from lake Huron. Then connection from georgian Bay. 

Gives marion  walworth williamson almost a inch qpf

Remember talking about 15 to 20 to 1 ratios.

Rgem says warnings for monroe wayne.

Looks like a decent 4 to 8 inches in monroe wayne County tomorrow afternoon into sat. . Not a huge event for area but a decent one. 

Canadian looks great for roc area fri sat. Gives .4 to .6 precip. Verbatim would be 8 to 12. With 20 to 1 ratios. Nws did say thats what there ratios would be so potential is there for it to add up quick.

Looking decent for monroe Wayne counties for solid advisory lake snow fri into sat. 20 to 1 ratios could be good for 3 to 6 inches.

Starting to like fri eve into Saturday from roc to syr for some decent lake snows.

Got 3 to 4 inches in walworth. Pleasantly surprised.