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42 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

I'm pretty sure today's forecast high was like 29°, sitting here a little after 2 and it's still in the low 20s( 21°)..

WRT the European which I actually haven't looked at yet, I always assumed it was better with southern stream activity compared to the northern stream, I could be wrong though lol

Yes it’s only 26 here in Williamsville right now and forecast was 32. 

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4 hours ago, LakeEffectKing said:

After I weaned off the Xanax (over 6mos.) the 27 y.o. Dr prescribed me, it was just time....every symptom slowly, went away...Mornings were the worse, afternoons were where I had good "windows". During the worst times, I was lucky to get 4hrs. sleep/night...often, I would just come close to sleeping, and then BAM, my brain just suddenly "zapped me" back awake..ie, constant, nonstop hypnic jerks. Also, when sitting, my pulse would be a fairly normal 60-70bpm....but upon standing, it would jump to 125-150bpm!!!  And the Dr was trying to tell me it was anxiety!  Really!!?

So I searched the web (I know, taboo) and then it all made since when I read up on Dysautonomia, which, coincidently, can arise after viral infections....often messing with the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.  My body was definitely not constricting blood vessels upon standing properly, (which is a normal response to rising, as otherwise one would pass out due to gravitational pull on blood).   So my heart tried to compensate by beating faster to keep the blood into my brain. 

 

But, again,  It's slowly got better over a period of 3 to 5 months, After about 10 months of hell!

Benzos screwed me too. I’ve been off for 12 months and still have tinnitus due to them. I was in hardcore withdrawal for 5 days- like nothing I’d ever felt before. It’s so odd that doctors don’t understand the harm they cause. 
The gaba system is best left alone. 

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Kinda fits my earlier post about the European and northern stream/LES..

I guess it could be right and it's not a big event but it's the only global with no LES Wednesday..

Weak high pressure at the surface and aloft will eventually lead to
dry weather later Tuesday into Tuesday night. GFS and Canadian
indicate that could more of a lake response off east of both lakes
for Wednesday as another trough drops across with just enough cold
in place. Though ECMWF is somewhat muted with that idea, went for
low chance pops east of both Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Lake effect
will diminish on Wednesday night as warm air advection begins to
arrive.

 

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Beginning with Thursday, a complex low pressure developing somewhere
in the vicinity of the upper Great Lakes will steam off towards the
Hudson Bay with its cold front plowing eastward towards Western NY.
Most precip from the approaching system will likely not arrive until
Thursday night and then continue into Friday. Have nudged several
variables up (wind, temps, and POP) over the blended guidance with
this update to reflect the system approaching and then entering the
Lower Lakes on Friday. After Friday, a progressive pattern develops
which sends the deep mid-level trough over the region quickly off to
the east. Ridging building in aloft and at the surface then takes
over for Saturday into Saturday night. Any left over snow showers or
residual lake snows will more than likely diminish during the day
Saturday and end Saturday night.
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21 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Beginning with Thursday, a complex low pressure developing somewhere
in the vicinity of the upper Great Lakes will steam off towards the
Hudson Bay with its cold front plowing eastward towards Western NY.
Most precip from the approaching system will likely not arrive until
Thursday night and then continue into Friday. Have nudged several
variables up (wind, temps, and POP) over the blended guidance with
this update to reflect the system approaching and then entering the
Lower Lakes on Friday. After Friday, a progressive pattern develops
which sends the deep mid-level trough over the region quickly off to
the east. Ridging building in aloft and at the surface then takes
over for Saturday into Saturday night. Any left over snow showers or
residual lake snows will more than likely diminish during the day
Saturday and end Saturday night.

If we get inside 2-3 days and it looks like potential still exists I may consider chasing this. I don’t know much about LES synoptic setups but what kind of potential you guys think looking at for late next week?

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1 hour ago, Wentzadelphia said:

If we get inside 2-3 days and it looks like potential still exists I may consider chasing this. I don’t know much about LES synoptic setups but what kind of potential you guys think looking at for late next week?

It’s a little muddled at this time. I’m not the expert here that’s BuffaloWeather and he’s a bit under the weather at this time. 

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Bing not much better.....why so vague?  Is everyone in a complete funk?

 

The long term period continues to look quiet and the slight warming
trend continues through most of next week. A surface low develops in
the southeastern US that moves out to sea Tuesday as a blocking high
prevents the low from moving into our general area. There does
remain some uncertainty with this system with timing and location,
but models continue to keep the system off the coast for now. A
couple of shortwaves move through Wednesday bringing another slight
chance for lake effect snow showers in our far northern areas. A
ridge builds in briefly early Thursday to dry things out. During
this time a deep trough begins to dig into the central US. Chances
of precipitation remain in place during late next week as this
system sweeps across the eastern half of the US.

 

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1 hour ago, Thinksnow18 said:

It’s a little muddled at this time. I’m not the expert here that’s BuffaloWeather and he’s a bit under the weather at this time. 

Thanks, appreciate it, best wishes! I live in Philadelphia so to make that drive I’d probably only consider it if there was a  % shot at 15+. Like i said I have no clue what to look for when it comes to H5 or anything just the basics. So hopefully it looks good as we get closer!

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Looks like I missed a great conversation through the day today. I have battled diagnosed Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (huge anxiety issues included) my entire life. Prozac..then Paxil...now Celexa, which I think has been the best for me. I avoid caffeine as much as possible, as well as many other foods that are loaded with brain-altering chemicals. The amount of junk we put in our bodies....only makes things worse. Totally understand the battle with anxiety .In fact, I was just talking to a colleague today about how debilitating anxiety can be.

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1 minute ago, brentrich said:

Boys, for 14734th time like I said, winter is ALREADY CANCELLED so stop relying on LR models. They are worthless and PV will NOT come to the northeast. 

I don't buy that. Not when so many are on board with the thought of it coming. Now I'm not saying to start cashing checks we haven't earned yet. As I could totally see NY getting skunked, but no way the NE as a whole doesn't see the goods.

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Nws has upper 30s with R/S for Friday.. Once colder air arrives LES will start but wind direction is obviously in question 7 days out..

Friday
A chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 37. Chance of precipitation is 40%.

With that being said I don't see many more rain storms lol 

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I think it's going to be be the same thing...based on repeating patterns the past couple winters.... rain with the cold front, a little line of snow showers behind it...then dry, while Watertown and the Northern Tug get pummeled by LES on a SW wind. Seems to be the only flow that REALLY produces these days. I can already see the models heading in that direction.

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