Syracuse Adds to Lead Rochester Moves Up

Posted by The Snowman on March 2, 2014
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Syracuse has added a few snowflakes to widen their lead on second place Buffalo.  Syracuse now leads by 7.2 inches as of the last update.  Don’t worry Buffalo fans, there is still plenty of time left to catch Syracuse and win the Golden Snowball trophy.  It seems like every time I look at the radar something is falling in Buffalo.  Hopefully they keep the pressure on Syracuse.  Buffalo is also doing good this season in the National Snow Contest Here.

Rochester managed to slip and slide past Binghamton the last update and are now in third place. I want to say that Rochester is having a bad year as far as snow goes but they are actually over their average snow totals for where they should be for this time in the season.

Now while I was sleeping and I don’t know how I missed this Buffalo and Albany slid past what their snow totals for the entire season. Buffalo has 106.1 inches of snow right now and what they get on average for the entire season is 94.7. Albany is at 65.2 right now and their entire season averages 59.1. Way to go Buffalo and Albany on being the first cities to go over you seasonal totals. Binghamton most likely is next needing only 0.8 inches to pass their normal. Of course this season I don’t think anything has been too normal across the country as far as snow and cold goes.

2 comments on “Syracuse Adds to Lead Rochester Moves Up”

  1. You better check the updated forecasts…they are now saying that Syracuse will might be get the most 🙂 GO CUSE!! Either way, I don’t think there will be a big enough difference in the totals to give BUF or ROC the lead.

    • Frank, I was just reading about how the models are now predicting the temps to stay colder more south for the storm now instead of the possibility of some mixed precip for Syracuse which should up the totals 🙂 Are you getting the info from NOAA or another source. A new briefing on the storm should be coming out soon or may even already be out…

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