Getting clipped with some light flurry action now.

Another fluffy half inch here. Went to grab the shovel but I think the leaf blower will do the trick!

Snowing nicely again. Shoveled areas are starting to get covered.

Looks like 3/4 of an inch is the best we could do.

Despite all the brine they poured on our interstates, I 70 and I 675 are becoming snow-covered.

Decent snow now. Let's see if I can get my inch!

Nothing here yet.

Who Dey!!!

tron777 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 7:19 pm Uncle Les's Final Call for the event:


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Every time you guys draw a snowfall map, you forget to include me!!!

Saw a Tweet from NWS Buffalo...between midnight and 1:00am they measured 4.6 inches of snow with an additional 4.0 inches falling between 1:00 and 2:00am. A follower responded that in Tonawanda, NY, between 12:50am and 1:50am, he measured 5.75 inches. Wow...speechless!!!!

Light snow continuing here. Decks, grill, pavement now has a light coating. Hopefully It can continue for another couple hours

Flurries here now.

I wish this bills game was played on Sunday night instead of Saturday night. It would’ve been an epic with the snow coming down!

After looking at snowfall maps for the last three days, I now hate the color gray!

Who Dey!!!!

Hanging on every word of analysis Les.....please keep it coming! Thanks for all you do!!!

Happy birthday Eric. Hope you had a great day!!! Now some weekend snow to top it all off!

Thinking of you Tim!! I remember those days as well.

I'm with dce...surprised to be getting some light flurry action when I didn't expect anything. They sure did brine the crap out of the interstates up here.

Woolyworm sending a message from the woodpile. Grandpa Wooly is now gone to the Great logpile so it's just me and Mrs. Wooly trying to figure out this crazy weather. The squirrels are acting like it's November and the moles are making tunnels like no one has ever seen. Onto this storm. The first go...

Getting some sleet here now.

Thanks Les. Merry Christmas to my AV family.

Regarding this crappy pattern, this too shall pass!

Keep the faith Eric...prayers to you guys!

It's a good idea to focus comments on the big event while keeping the monthly thread for forecasting and longer range discussions.

LOVE reminiscing about these days. Tom Skilling's weather blog from yesterday: Dear Tom, Could you give us some details on the city’s incredible 43-day cold spell from December 1976, to February 1977? Rick Dear Rick, Here are the frigid details. On December 27, 1976, the temperature dropped below fr...