The 4 Seasons

Mar 2nd and Mar 3-4th 2019. At least here. We had a 3-6er little critter, then 36 hours later we had the 10-15 4"/hr wet snow overnight bomb. I just went back and looked at the maps. Seems your area only got 1.5" ish first storm, and 6" the second so you didn't do so well. Mar 2018 was the epic "1 nor'easter per week" where we got 4 nor'easters all separated by about a week. Mar 2nd - far interior and far west CT 3-8" everyone else rain Mar 8th - whole CT wet snow bomb 6-28" Mar 13-14th - east bomb with a hole in the 91 area W CT warning snow, E CT 12-24" Mar 22nd - coastal scraper, bust, 3-6 S CT and 1-3 N CT

Scenario 3: Model locks onto storm at D7. Stays the same or slightly better for a while then. Rug pull. Here's a zoomed in view of the EPS. Some really psychotic members in there. 49 south of LI?

Final map for snow & sleet totals in CT

god, dont remind me of this thing

LOL i didn't even read your post before i did mine, sensing a theme here.

Trace. 36. light drizzle. Make it stop, for the love of god

If anyones curious heres what i have so far, i have to wait a bit for more reports to role in and will refine it but this gives you an idea of some of the 30 or so reports that came in.

If anyone has any snow and sleet totals for CT please let me know

Is that on desktop or mobile? I gotta say their mobile app is probably the worst app in existence. Their support number on it is so old that it takes you to a scam hotline

Rain 35

99% Rain. 39. Occasional flake or pellet

New thread worthy?

Same its gone here and 51.

HRRR looks pretty damn cold and S in it's long term clown range fwiw, similar to the RGEM

It's no surprise that BDRs all-time record is 29.6 and NYC is 28.6. Obviously, NYC goes way back into the 1800s so if we compare apples to apples and go back to 1947, NYC average at 1947 is 26.9. So that's a 2.7 differential between NYC and BDR going back to the same year...which is just ridiculous that mid-town Manhattan has only 2.7" less snowfall than coastal SW CT imo.

we had a decent 4-8"er yesterday so that boosted a lot of our seasonal totals 100% LOL BDR is BS btw, super low and underdone as usual, but i included it since its official. But they reported 3.8 yesterday when everywhere W N and E of them had 5-6.5" not to mention a report right in BDR of 5.5"

Going pretty lean and i think even this may be too aggressive. First call so will update if needed.

As of Mar 1

GEFS definitely ticked a bit north/warmer which is no surprise but it still looks like nearly every single member is south or well south of the op with the track of the secondary low. Spreads definitely tightened

Welcome back

Tri-state snowfall totals

Snowfall totals from yesterdays storm in CT and the tri-state area as well as selected reports from CT. Thanks to everyone who submitted a report. The fx was about as good as you could hope for. A general 4-8 across much of the region and CT. Not perfect, though as some areas along the SE coast fell below the range. The gradient and ranges for the tri-state are were pretty close but ended up being a few miles north in central NJ. Final Grade: A- Took some pictures across the town today

Current conditions:

yes. North Haven consistently one of the top towns, if not #1 for all of CT or at least new haven county in a lot of the storms from 2011-present. unless they use mine, which has been hit or miss. 4.6 is gonna do it here. nothing but white rain all day. we're in the mid 30s now so its over for sure with that sun angle to boot.