Get Ready, Here Comes February

Posted by The Snowman on February 1, 2011
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10 PM Update – All is quiet in the Syracuse area. Any guesstimates for how the cities will do?? Mine are:

Buffalo – 19
Rochester – 16
Albany – 13
Syracuse – 9
Binghamton – 5

Leave your guestimates in the comments area.

*** For DOUG – I’ll get back on track and Goooo CUSE!!!!

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Snow Storm warnings are posted for something like a third of the country and New York state is included. January is finally over and if the way February is coming in is any idea of how the rest of the month will be it could be a long one.

Most of the forecasts are calling for up to 18 inches of snow in the next couple of days with most of it falling late tonight and early tomorrow. This could be a chance for one of the cities to move a little closer to Syracuse. More to come! Here is how January snowed out in the GSB cities.

Syracuse – 43.4
Albany – 34.4
Rochester – 31.7
Buffalo – 29.8
Binghamton – 25.0

Have a Great Day and Drive Carefully! See Snow – Drive Slow!

8 comments on “Get Ready, Here Comes February”

  1. North of Syracuse we got around 13-14" total from the storm, so it wasn't a total bust. I forget SYR airport gets less than here.

  4. I think our guestimates were a bit off FC. At least for Syracuse. The numbers aren't out but I'll be surprised if Syracuse hits 5 inches and that's including yesterdays snow totals.

    None of the stats are out yet but the storm was definately a bust it looks like. Thanks anon for the update. I wonder how Rochester made out? Looking like Albany may be the winner of this round.

    Binghamton did set a date record with 4.3 inches breaking the old record of 4.2 inches set back in 1965.

  6. I think Syracuse and Rochester will be the big winners in this storm, with around 19-20", Buffalo and Albany in second around 14-15" and Binghamton coming in third with around 9-10".

  7. Wow T, that is impressive. I've been meaning to check on Fulton and Oswego. I knew Fulton was getting snow but didn't realize that much in January alone. Any idea as to where Oswego's stats are at? Check out T's site at http://www.tsforecast.com/

  8. How about an impressive 113.2" for Fulton for the month of January, bringing the season total to 190.5"!

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