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9 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

Anyone on the forum also believe KBUF will still blow this off?

Advisories probably...same with KBGM, other than current Watch counties will be upgraded.

KBGM:

1245 PM Update...
First, some notes about the incoming storm. Model consensus is
taking a bit of a northern jog with track of system and
especially its midlevel frontogenesis axis, which will be the
focus of higher snowfall rates. Forecast adjustments are being
made, to allow higher amounts into the Catskills and Southern
Tier. We anticipate possible slight northward expansion of
existing Watches and Warnings, to be issued by mid afternoon
once final decisions are made. The idea a gradient of
uncertainty/sharp cutoff in amounts is still there, but the
location of that uncertainty is shoving about a tier of counties
further north. Meanwhile, solid confidence in a high impact
storm exists for, at a minimum, Northeast Pennsylvania and into
the Southern Catskills. Thermally, the models also suggest a
nose of warmer air aloft yet still below freezing. This may
contribute to some riming on ice crystals. So for Wyoming
Valley-Poconos area, that may provide an upper bound to snow
possibilities. Very likely however for at least a foot to still
be realized in Wyoming Valley-Poconos.
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