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Snowcrazed71

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  1. Strange. I'm just watching wtnh doing a live update... He's just talking about the storm gathering strength in the Gulf then eventually transferring to one off of Cape Hatteras.... But isn't the storm already taking shape off of Cape Hatteras as we speak? Just strange how they didn't mention that LOL. What I'm waiting for now is some thunder snow. Let's bring it on!!
  2. I agree there. But they're showing 24" to 28" now around Northeast Mass. Even a couple of 30 burgers. I was talking about our area where the model runs have been bringing our totals up too. I'll be very happy if I get 18" .... But even happier if we can hit the 24" Mark. We'll see what happens
  3. I mean, the models are bringing in some pretty heavy totals at go time. Maybe we can see up to 24" here around Hartford. It's already crazy out there. Shoveled about an hour ago with about 2"-2.5". Get a quick run through the driveway with the shovel for now... Super light and powdery. Just measured now and we're just about 4"
  4. Hmm. Already snowing around the Greenwich- Stamford area. Things are whitening up ( reported on news 8 ).
  5. I think you're just beat down from it being here. I'd would be super disappointed as well. But tantrums get you nowhere. Relax and enjoy the ride, even remotely. Can't change the outcome. We in Ct are definitely in the 12-18+ range ( and yes.. there will be some scattered 20" lolli'a here and there. Only the shore line will be 8-12 because of the sleet mixing in. Some.in northeastern mass have goo chance of over 20" for sure
  6. Would you take more stock in what the euro is showing as far as the sleep line staying closer to the shoreline, are you still considering the NAMM as a heavy contender bringing the sleet up into the middle of the state?
  7. It's really showing a good amount here in Connecticut. Both of those maps could easily get us to almost 20 in. At least the northern half of Connecticut. There's been a lot of confusion when we're talking about kuchera it's no ratios. It is going to be very cold so I'm assuming there will be a higher ratio, 15 to 1... 20 to 1?
  8. It was just strange that all the other models were higher and this was the lowest.... But I wasn't aware it was very conservative. Thanks for explaining
  9. This current storm for this Sunday was going to the south of us in the early part of the week and then started coming north as we got into the middle part of this week. We have plenty of time for this one to change and for other models to come on board. There's a storm there, that's all we can ask for.
  10. So with the Euro having the lowest in the sense of how much liquid precipitation will fall, then you have the GFS and the other major models with more liquid precipitation, and the Nam has the most. So blending them all will get a fairly decent amount of precipitation to get us to that 12 to 18-in range in a lot of the area
  11. Ok.. is it worth posting. Any changes that are worth noting?
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