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Radar update: Should be fun for the next 2-3 hours. Getting into S+ now. -
Snowfall totals so far, send me your reports when its all over! Most of the state should end up in the 6-10 range and 3-6 in the far NW corner.
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5.0" Moderate snow becoming heavy. Should end up around +/- 8" i'd think
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interesting, def a more W - E oriented axis of qpf than the 12z which was SW to NE. this run is slightly better for the southern half of CT
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The GFS has been very consistent over the past 4 days with this storm. It hasn't made a big sudden movements in either direction, similar to how the ECMWF used to be. That's what we would always say about the euro, it doesn't make any big moves inside of D3 or so. Today it's been ticking south but still no major jumps.
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i watch that video everytime a big boy is coming, unfortunately its been a few years
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If he got 2 days, almost certainly that was Mar 4-6, 2001 since that was Mon, Tue (started Sunday aftn and ended tuesday late night)
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I was just thinking about that today, i could have swore when i was in school in the late 90s and early 2000s we never saw cancellations until the morning of, like 5AM. Almost never. Cancelling the day before a storm seemed like it was recent thing to me.
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still looks good for a lot of CT. Could have been way worse
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yeah, my first head turn today was the UKMET, when it nearly whiffed at 12Z when all the guidance came in strong.
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Icon is still solid for a lot of the area, trimed back on the NW edge so up there its rough but for a lot of CT, MA, RI it's still a solid 6-12 type deal. Same with RGEM. But i get it..it's the trending is whats causing a lot of the melting on
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god i cringe at the thought of the responses. Maps floating around from the NWS that have 12-18" and winter storm warnings up, and <1" of slush falls. I think ive seen that once. Think it was Jan 13-14 2008
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slight but not really. Seems the GFS has handled this storm extremely well and consistently so far, and we have pretty great agreement across the board with all the mesos. Yeah i noticed that too re: temps. OXC is only at 37 at noon, most of the valley locations and shore are into the low to mid 40s though
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yes that does exist
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absolutely bonkers on every station i pulled from CT this morning for the 3K NAM, except GON had a lot of lift below the DGZ
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suicide watch upgraded to a warning
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Final call. Shifted everything SEWD a bit and highlighted the areas of likely highest snowfall, inland and above 500FT in the new haven county/FF county/tolland/windham hills where 12+ lollis possible. Increased NYC/LI significantly but didn't feel comfortable going much higher than 3-6 for them given the very marginal BL
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anyone see the ukmet lmao
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let him have his fun kevin, he can do donuts in an inch of slush in the cruiser
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hope you do well, prayin for you.. super tough call for NYC and LI
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Euro with a sizeable jump south, looking good
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Ukie is south. Wow, concerns.
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Did the best i could with reports i had, the more the better. I used this as a guide so it's pretty much in line with NOAA
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MATT! NO! DON'T (walter white meme screaming from inside the suv)
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Here's where we at in SNE before this event, as of Jan 22nd. There have been a couple tenths to an inch or two since this map, but this is accurate through that date. Ill do a full update after this storm. Make sure yall update the New England Snow page, @Kevin W set up this awesome site and it helps me a ton!
