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14 minutes ago, CNY-WXFREAK said:

Looks like my Advisory prediction came to fruition. It would be funny if KBGM issues an AND while KBUF doesn't, lol.  That would definitely be a first for sure!

KBUF put out an Advisory for SE L.O. counties...As usual their snowfall map (8-12" for our/your area) looks more aggressive than neighboring KBGM map...

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1 hour ago, Syrmax said:

Well, KBGM downsizing snow totals, basically cut in half, thru Sat a.m.  Maybe they were expecting more tonight, which is going to be mostly a nothingburger.

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I think it was quite premature for them to cut totals in half so early in an event but who knows what their looking at.  Obviously whatever their lookin at isn't looking to good I suppose but IMO it was still a bit to early.

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Pretty interesting AFD out of Upton this eve...

.LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...
Good agreement with the global models with overall teleconnections
and large scale features.  There is however, some intensity and
timing differences with individual shortwaves. A fairly stable
longwave pattern is setting up with global models locking in on
thumbnail ridging going up just off west coast of North America /
Canada. The difference from yesterday, 24 hours ago in the modeling
overall is the mean position of the ridge out west being positioned
slightly further to the west and just off the west coast through
much of the period.  This seems to teleconnect and support some soft
ridging along the eastern seaboard ahead of each subsequent
shortwave to potentially impact our region. The first shortwave
feature appears to be slated for Sunday into Sunday night, and the
second for Wednesday into Wednesday night.  If this longwave trend
holds, more of a wet p-type compared to frozen p-type across much of
the CWA with respect to both precip events can be expected.  Pattern
is still quite progressive with a lack of any blocking into Northern
and Northeastern Canada, which has been the case for basically all
of this winter thus far.  Therefore it is prudent to not deviate too
much from previous packages because confidence in global models
ability to handle the details of upper level energy interaction with
both systems is not above average regarding confidence level.
Therefore intensity and track differences from run to run can be
expected with these upcoming potential systems with models looking
to resolve short wave energy interaction. The exact details of
shortwave features will determine the timing and ptype with regards
to potential storm systems.
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13 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

So locally in buffalo one of the local news outlets (wivb) looks to be using the euro for its forecast on sunday/Sunday night...to me this still looks to be more of a 3 to 6 or even 4 to 8 area wide. NWS is calling for 2 to 4 and so is WIVB...havent they noticed the euro has NOT been king this year???

I think 4-8” is too high. Even the most aggressive  of the models (GFS) spits out about .4” of QPF which to me would lead me to think a 3-6” call looks good. WWA seems likley. 

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21 minutes ago, LakeEffectKing said:

5.8" in a little over 2 hours... impressive burst for this area!  Been moving south light snow currently here in Liverpool.

Wow. About to head out to work...Maybe 1" here by eyeball...barely worth measuring.

Edit: 2" at 8 am. When i actually just measured.  Snowing decent here. 

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26 minutes ago, Syrmax said:

Wow. About to head out to work...Maybe 1" here by eyeball...barely worth measuring.

Edit: 2" at 8 am. When i actually just measured.  Snowing decent here. 

Yeah....narrow little bugger!  Went from S+ to nothing in about 5 min....There were bursts of snow where vis. went down to about 50 ft....or about 3-4"/hr.

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