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Classic March weather in #BuffaloNY a recorded high of 75! Yesterday with severe thunderstorms to patchy snow showers this morning.

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I haven't shared our estimate of the Northern Hemisphere snowfall anomalies all winter but here it is for winter 2024/25. Big winners - Japan, coastal Alaska, Great Lakes, Eastern Canada and in general higher latitudes and altitudes. Notable mention, parts of the Southeastern US.

I haven't shared our estimate of the Northern Hemisphere snowfall anomalies all winter but here it is for winter 2024/25. Big winners - Japan, coastal Alaska, Great Lakes, Eastern Canada and in general higher latitudes and altitudes. Notable mention, parts of the Southeastern US.
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#MeteorologistProblems A front separating 60s to 70 temps from 30s is going to either be just north or just south of us this weekend. A separation of 30 to 40 degrees. The difference between an isolated shower and rain/snow. Which do you prefer? I'll go with it! 🤣

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We had a light glazing of ice Saturday night near Lake Ontario. This is from Orillia, Ontario, just under 100 miles to our north. They had a major ice storm. Looks similar to our March 1991 ice storm.

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Scattered thunderstorms still expected to develop this afternoon and evening. Potential for severe storms still exists. I agree with the storm prediction center’s discussion. Keep an eye to the southwest sky this afternoon and evening.

Scattered thunderstorms still expected to develop this afternoon and evening. Potential for severe storms still exists. I agree with the storm prediction center’s discussion. Keep an eye to the southwest sky this afternoon and evening.
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NWS Radar cold Lake Erie as expected doing a great job protecting Buffalo and most of Rochester from severe weather. Cold front still west, so still a risk in those two cities. Biggest threat Southern Tier and Finger Lakes. Cold tomorrow for sure! radar.weather.gov/station/KBUF/s…

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Happy Friday eve. Spotty shower, storm possible early afternoon, then more widespread mid-late afternoon & evening. There is the slight risk of severe storms mainly west of the Genesee Valley and more so Western New York later today. #BuffaloNY #RochesterNY

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Flood watch for counties in green late afternoon and evening. Poor drainage in urban areas as well as flash flooding possible later today. Never drive across a flooded road way.

Flood watch for counties in green late afternoon and evening. Poor drainage in urban areas as well as flash flooding possible later today. Never drive across a flooded road way.
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"Good news, everyone!" - Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth From the vantage point of the STEREO Ahead spacecraft, it appears that this significant CME is clearly headed towards Earth.

"Good news, everyone!" - Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth

From the vantage point of the STEREO Ahead spacecraft, it appears that this significant CME is clearly headed towards Earth.
Matthew Cappucci (@matthewcappucci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BREAKING: Widespread auroral displays possible in the northern/central U.S. and much of Europe! NOAA is now forecasting a *SEVERE* geomagnetic storm – reaching G4 level on the 1 through 5 scale – on June 2. That corresponds with Sunday night/Monday morning U.S. time.

BREAKING: Widespread auroral displays possible in the northern/central U.S. and much of Europe! 

NOAA is now forecasting a *SEVERE* geomagnetic storm – reaching G4 level on the 1 through 5 scale – on June 2. That corresponds with Sunday night/Monday morning U.S. time.
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FYI. Aurora watchers. Strong to severe solar storm incoming. June 1st to 2nd, maybe the 3rd. Would be nice if this March weather cleared out. Solarham.com