2013/12/29 19:54:40
dimebrite2
Machine, flows should be the same for a little while. Plenty of water in the ground right now. I would assume a 500 flow for the next few days . Don't worry about shelf ice or slush above 2a for most part... definitely no slush above pineville! I'd say go for it bud
2013/12/29 19:59:41
Clint S
Right now projected flows are 500 through Monday.  I am not thinking it will increase with the cold weather coming.   The farther down low  the more slush.  Ice may start to form as it is going to get COLD, but temps look good for this weekend.   I have to work Saturday, but Sunday I am planning on hitting some ice somewhere for sure.   For me I prefer walking on water than walking in water over the winter, but I usually hit it up a few times, then start again  in March.   
2013/12/29 20:03:22
fischnmachine
Thanks dime I'm thinking of doing a suicide run leave 400 am be home by 7 pm or well should I say my in-laws.  I wouldn't do a 5 hour one-way suicide run.  Too much driving for me.  Am I missing something I don't see a ton of snow in the forecast (knock on wood) would the LE be bad and just not captured on wunderground.
2013/12/29 20:05:56
fischnmachine
Well that's better than early December when I was fishing 1200.  Probably will look way different.
2013/12/29 20:30:48
Clint S
Lake effect is usually not predicted very well.  Just look for East winds and cold air and there they are.   Not alot predicted according to out local weather as of yet.  
 
Local forecast
Lake effect snow sets up east of Lake Ontario by Monday morning, dropping through Syracuse in the early afternoon before dissipating. Only an inch or two of accumulation is expected from this.

Monday’s temperatures will decline throughout the day, with the early morning starting off in the mid 20s while much of the afternoon will be spent in the teens. The chillier air will allow for limited lake effect snow showers to develop, but high pressure on Monday should cut this off fairly quickly. Otherwise, Monday will be rather blustery, making the temperatures feel more like single digits to near zero.

Looking out farther ahead, we’re anticipating a weak system to bring scattered snow showers during the daytime on New Year’s Eve. Temperatures will be very cold into the New Year, with highs only topping out in the teens. We’ll watch as a system could bring several inches of snow on Wednesday evening through Thursday.
 
 
 
2013/12/29 20:43:12
fischnmachine
Thanks clint thats what i'm concerned about
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