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Upstate/Eastern New York-Into Winter!


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9 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:
Precipitation type will become an issue starting early Saturday
night, perhaps even a bit sooner as shallow low level cold air
seeps southwestward down the Saint Lawrence Valley and into the
North country. This will bring a period of freezing rain to
Jefferson and Lewis counties, with the potential for up to a
quarter inch of ice accumulation, this will necessitate the
issuance of a Winter Weather Advisory for Jefferson and Lewis
counties starting Saturday night.

As colder air continues to seep in from the north, mixed
precipitation including freezing rain will gradually work south
through the area later Saturday night into early Sunday morning for
most areas south of Lake Ontario, perhaps not entirely reaching
the Southern Tier. The potential for some icing in these areas
will continue to be highlighted in the HWO product, but may
eventually need to add other portions of the area to the
advisory as the event draws closer.

Thermal profiles are cold enough Sunday, with 850 mb
temperatures rapidly dropping down to near -10C, to support all
snow. There may still be a period of mixed precipitation early
Sunday closer to the Pennsylvania line, but for the most part
Sunday looks to be a transition to all snow for everybody.
Snowfall amounts are only expected to be in the 1-3 inch range
although localized higher amounts are possible, especially over
higher terrain and areas where some lake enhancement occurs.

By late Sunday afternoon and certainly Sunday night...the cold air
will be deep enough to support a response off the lakes. Limiting
the lake snows though will be a general lack of synoptic moisture
and a cap that will lower from about 7500 ft. Regardless...a few
inches of lake snow can be expected southeast of both Lakes Erie and
Ontario. It will certainly be colder than recent nights...as the
mercury will drop into the teens over the western counties and will
tumble to the single digits across the North Country. Wind chill
values will be in the single digits for most areas...but will range
from 5 to 10 below for much of Jefferson and Lewis counties.

Coming around a little bit. Obviously still not impressed. 

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28 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:
Precipitation type will become an issue starting early Saturday
night, perhaps even a bit sooner as shallow low level cold air
seeps southwestward down the Saint Lawrence Valley and into the
North country. This will bring a period of freezing rain to
Jefferson and Lewis counties, with the potential for up to a
quarter inch of ice accumulation, this will necessitate the
issuance of a Winter Weather Advisory for Jefferson and Lewis
counties starting Saturday night.

As colder air continues to seep in from the north, mixed
precipitation including freezing rain will gradually work south
through the area later Saturday night into early Sunday morning for
most areas south of Lake Ontario, perhaps not entirely reaching
the Southern Tier. The potential for some icing in these areas
will continue to be highlighted in the HWO product, but may
eventually need to add other portions of the area to the
advisory as the event draws closer.

Thermal profiles are cold enough Sunday, with 850 mb
temperatures rapidly dropping down to near -10C, to support all
snow. There may still be a period of mixed precipitation early
Sunday closer to the Pennsylvania line, but for the most part
Sunday looks to be a transition to all snow for everybody.
Snowfall amounts are only expected to be in the 1-3 inch range
although localized higher amounts are possible, especially over
higher terrain and areas where some lake enhancement occurs.

By late Sunday afternoon and certainly Sunday night...the cold air
will be deep enough to support a response off the lakes. Limiting
the lake snows though will be a general lack of synoptic moisture
and a cap that will lower from about 7500 ft. Regardless...a few
inches of lake snow can be expected southeast of both Lakes Erie and
Ontario. It will certainly be colder than recent nights...as the
mercury will drop into the teens over the western counties and will
tumble to the single digits across the North Country. Wind chill
values will be in the single digits for most areas...but will range
from 5 to 10 below for much of Jefferson and Lewis counties.

When has "general lack of synoptic moisture" not been a problem? Boy, do we need some lows sitting in better positions...

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4 minutes ago, Thinksnow18 said:

The low end map doesn’t match the high end map. The higher end has the proper enhancement on a NE wind…the expected or low end has a NW wind…which model are they riding?

The "expected map" includes the lake effect they think will occur after the system passes by. It looks like they may think IF the enhancement occurs, it could be some good quality stuff that could produce much higher totals. 

But, yeah, the maps are a bit goofy and confusing. I've found that to be pretty common with the very few events we've had this year.

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15 minutes ago, Buffalo Bumble said:

2021 ending here weather wise the way 2021 went down…Sun shining and temp about 15 degrees above normal (quite a nice evening actually, people out walking, basketball court full of kids playing hoops, beautiful Buffalo babes out sunbathing…:rolleyes:). 

Crappy low 40s and drizzly here. Garbage 

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26 minutes ago, Buffalo Bumble said:

2021 ending here weather wise the way 2021 went down…Sun shining and temp about 15 degrees above normal (quite a nice evening actually, people out walking, basketball court full of kids playing hoops, beautiful Buffalo babes out sunbathing…:rolleyes:). 

Did you just call @BuffaloWeather's hairy legs "babes?" 

Ew Memes

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