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EastonSN+

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  1. Maybe a rising PNA at the end per below? Negative NAO FTW. I have no idea where to find the EPS teleconnections.
  2. I believe that was the thundersnow event.
  3. Talk about a healthy spread! On a side note I have been comparing the GEFS to ECMWF. GEFS seems to follow the ecmwf, as the GEFS seems to get stuck in phases.
  4. Wow simply amazing. Almost as good as last year's. The best snow without the clean up!
  5. Agreed Easton as well of course. Nothing like Danbury or Hartford. Although the areas right on the coast crush us on coastals as they get a little juice from the sound.
  6. I work in Stamford too so know your pain. The fun is when I go to my office in NYC talk about different climate!
  7. Seems to be following the EPS MJO progression and timeframe. So possible a little after the NY?
  8. Yeah. Here in Easton only 5 and a lot of ice.
  9. Wow we got a lot of ice! Couple branches down not much damage.
  10. Bridgeport has more than me at 5 :()
  11. LI did not do good in 2000 2001? In SW Coastal CT was 30% above average snowfall.
  12. Problem I have is it's not mild enough. If it's not going to snow prefer 50s.
  13. I think it's cyclical. 50s and 60s snowy in the tri state with lots of large snowstorms. 70s were cold and dry 80s garbage 90s garbage outside of 3 winter one historic 2000 2001 winter was above average. Only 5 below average snowfall winters this century. Perhaps we are heading back to the bad pattern.
  14. Yeah I am closer to the Fairfield border. Hopefully that helps minimize the ice. NAM is crazy with it's output.
  15. I am SW CT fairly close to the coast. Hoping this comes in warmer to minimize the ice.
  16. Nice 24 flip on the GEFS EPO Yesterday first today second
  17. I keep checking the NWS website for updates, not much mention of ice YET.
  18. CT Coastline never gets above freezing on the RGEM or 3 k nam. GFS looks colder for southern CT too.
  19. Days and days of ice down here SW CT.
  20. Some of NYC biggest snow events are late Feb and Early March like last season. On a positive note, epo is expected to go negative as well as the AO with a neutral NAO according to the GEFS. Yeah PNA is negative but that may mean more overrunning events. NYC north is above average to date with a little more on the way.
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