We can’t afford to lose much more snow to keep riding. As you see above, there is not much left outside of the Southtowns and Chautauqua Ridge in WNY, Tug Hill, Adirondacks and a few places here and there… Today will be the warmest day so far with many areas, even Tug Hill and the

I did not get home from work in Albany until after midnight last night, and church is coming up fast. This blog will be much shorter than yesterday‘s. I’m not going to talk about the weather because there is no change and no hope of snow this upcoming week. Above freezing, especially tomorrow, will make

This is a very long post. Weather first, then our ride, then the help with Ohio Ridge Riders. No change in the weather as a very cold 1040 mb high is parked over Vermont. Sunny and frigid this morning but not as bad this afternoon. The trails where there is riding on the Tug and

We need to make the most of what we’ve got. This is as quiet as I have ever seen a pattern in December. I honestly cannot remember a stretch where I look out seven days and see nothing significant in terms of precipitation. Neither rain nor snow. That almost never happens. The good news in

We’ve got a clipper and arctic cold front coming in which will set off snow showers and snow squalls across the state. All areas will see gusty winds and times of near zero visibility with blowing and drifting snow. Here is the breakdown: Through midday: Heavy lake effect snow nails Watertown and Buffalo areas during