Snowcrazed71
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I saw how both show those banding ideas. I guess it is a matter of where they happen. My initial thought of 4"-8" is super safe, but, where ever those bands do set up, they COULD bring those those totals up with pops of 10" amounts in certain area's. Otherwise, pleased with knowing we are solid for getting 4"-8". At least the snow will stay on the ground with the cold weather coming until something else comes up ( hopefully next weekend ).
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Does it still keep the 4"-8" in CT?
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5"-8" is good with me!
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Not if you ask Kev ... We have Snow after Snow after Snow coming.
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Winter storm warnings now hoisted for Hartford and Tolland county Connecticut. They're saying 4 to 8 with some possible 10-inch amounts. Edit.... Just flipped over Northern Fairfield, Northern New Haven, Northern Middlesex county to warnings as well. Immediate shoreline are all Winter Weather advisory
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I deleted my message. I'm at work and tried popping on to take a quick peek. Not realizing what time it actually is. Good to hear though. Are we still not calling it a cave yet to the GFS?
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I think they were a bit under the weather last night
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Hey don't talk about my mama like that..lol
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Maybe there will be issues temperature wise when it starts. But temperatures will fall as the storm gets going. I think you saying a good chunk of the subform will have issues, not sure a good chunk will, but some will. But you've always been the bearer of Doom when it comes to temps And warming. We'll see how this plays out
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I'm not talking about us.... My sister's down in Fairfield and was asking me. Beer?
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No one has raised the totals yet for Connecticut. And they still don't have a winter storm watch along the entire coast. Wonder if that will change today ( both in the winter storm watch on the coast and the totals being higher than what they were yesterday )
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So.. are we still on for 4-8 for must of CT? With the Euro coming around, might our numbers go up at all?
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Yeah... Like I said.. I was always thinking 3"-6"
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You might be right, but kind of premature to say this now. I'd be surprised if we don't have a better idea with tonight's 00Z Euro run. But... I'm still in the 3"-6" in my mind so I'm not disappointed if that's where we are.
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If we see more of those members move West tonight at 00Z, then yes, we have our answer on who led the way on this one.
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HA!!! Coming from you, that's hilarious
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Huh?? Lol Didn't have access as I was at work. Home now and everything looks good
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So the latest GFS run was identical to 12z? There's some talk It was a bit colder and stronger? What's the snow map for the 18Z?
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Do you mean like dog shit?
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I think this is a great call. My thinking is, if we expect this, but we get more, then they'll be much more excitement. More excitement. But if you're thinking " oh no we're going to get 6"-12 " and only get 2"-5". Five then you're going to feel disappointed. This will also be a great way to know in the end who really did have a clue. If the Euro beats out the GFS, And I think I will lean more towards a euro in the future. It did great with the last one too.
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At this point, the good news is there's a storm that's going to happen. It's now a matter of are we going to get six plus inches? Are we going to get 3-6 in?
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But, what was mentioned is as soon as the precipitation starts the temperatures are going to be dropping, so accumulation is not going to be an issue except maybe the far Southeastern part of Connecticut. Just listening to Bob maxon and he had mentioned the same thing about the temps falling as soon as the precipitation starts in the afternoon.
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Kevin, not so sure on that now. I'm thinking it's going to start in the late afternoon around 3:00 or 4:00
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Exactly. He also said they could go up depending on how the model runs go into tomorrow
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It seems a lot of the weather stations are going towards the Euro with 3 to 5 in or so of snow. But most have said they still could trend higher as a GFS shows more than the Euro. So we'll see what happens in the next day ( It's funny how they all still seem to lean towards the Euro, not the GFS when it comes to putting out their snow maps and forecasting methods )
