The 4 Seasons

THIS^ Infuriates me that they though this was an "upgrade". It really couldnt be any worse. Not only are the graphics just horrific to look at and extremely hard to differentiate with the eyes...when i zoom in the page literally takes minutes to load, if at all. The loop either doesn't work or is extremely jittery and slow. And its not like im using some 2002 XP Machine. I have a newer PC with a core i7, 16GB of RAM and solid GPU...and it STILL isn't enough. Sad they killed a good thing, really liked their radar. Glad i have https://www.weathertap.com/radar/home I'd really like to hear an explanation for this change. Look at this comparison...

I don't know what they were thinking I really don't. I know they had to create something new because of flash but this is just.... No words.

Yeah, new site, did u see it? Its an abomination. Unuseable. I use weathertap its great.

Going to work on a map now. Had to get this out of the way first. Scrolled through the last 25 pages to find all the CT reports, used PNS and NWS 72 hour snowfall maps. Reports earlier than 900AM were thrown out, as well as all the CoCoRahs stuff that ends exactly 7AM. BOX did a great job weeding out all those reports so that made it easier but OKX left a bunch of old garabge in that i had to sift through. ALY was good. Also threw out that 26" Litchfield county report from a drunken snow weenie measuring a snow plow pile. If anyone has any additional reports id be happy to add them before i do the map, speak now or forever hold your peace.

Me too. Ive never experience anything more than 15 actually. To this day it eludes me. North Haven has seen some big ones 30" in Mar 11 and 37" on Feb 8-9 officially. I cleared twice for three different measurements. First one 9.4" when we mixed with sleet for a while, then 2.7" from the second half, then a final burst of snow from the squall for 0.7". When i checked depth early it was over 11", it started to compact and might have even been less than that after we got nearly an inch more. Depth is 10-11" range.

this was mine as well, i think most of the state will be in tha range but like u said SWCT probably 8-12 range. Well see, ill do a map when every report is in and finalized probably tomorrow sometime. When did the accumulating snow finally come to and end in that area?

that was a fun one, over performer but i only got 8.5 from that guy

some day OKX will use those purple 48-96 shades, you know them

0.7 from that, that was great. 12.8 final, biggest dec storm of my life actually.

might never get out..

12.1. friend of mine snagged 1.0" from that in seymour ill have to see what we get from this but its crazy out there right now, didnt expect it, went from sunny to S+ real quick and very windy

crazy squall, heavy snow

Hey everyone when its all said and done plz send me your final reports when its all said and done. Taking a final measurement now as the snow is pretty much done.

Norfolk is basically vermont in my eyes

I see some reports already in 13-14" range from a couple hours ago in northern fairfield, litchfield and w hfd counties. I bet theres some 16-20 reports. Looks like extreme SW CT is def going to be the minimum. SE CT doesnt looked like they got porked like they always do with 8-10" reports from 3-4hrs ago. Theyll get a foot. Itll be interesting to make a map for this one for sure!

what u got there?>

sounds way off to me

I think it's a safe bet skiings going to be good in S VT and NH the next few weeks

Moderate Snow 21F. At least well get to experience some of this storm in the daylight hours. instead of this nighttime non sense, i cant stand it.

yea we were sleet/light snow grains for a few hours and recently its picked up to S+

Dumping. +SN

it would be "ok"... for me anyways. You measure in southington? dont forget to send me the final total at the end.

How much there? If i had to guess most of CT will end up in the 12-18" range with 8-12 shore/SE corner.

Heavy Snow, Windy, 24F 9.4" 3:15AM Probably going to end up around 12-15. Win for me. Despite the shredded sleety mess in the middle of the storm