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Clouds, but certainly has that snow feel to it outside. Up to 26F

3K is freaking sweet. Sometimes you got to smell the rain in order to get the best snow. But it’s iffy with temps possibly getting up to 34 during the “height” of the short lived storm.

The reports out of there are crazy. Sustained! Winds over 60 mph and over 2 feet of snow. Now that is a blizzard..

27.74, which is really good for down here. I certainly could recommend areas in Milford to move too as well. Also you will almost always be driving to catch severe. As you know the coast is where storms go to die lol

Bought a house here back in September, but actually had been renting in Milford prior to that for about 4 years. The downtown area is up and coming and you can get a nice house down here for about half the price you would pay down in the Gold Coast of SW CT. Taxes are low too. I would definitely recommend as long as you don’t mind sacrificing some snow lol. My commute is only 10 mins. My fiancee takes the train to Stamford but even then it’s still only about 45 mins.

Seems like a good idea.

As a SW CT resident for life I would say we almost always get more than SE CT. 2-4 for all of SW CT, maybe 3-5 up toward Reading/Ridgefield etc then confine the Coating - 2 to SE CT. Just my opinion but overall a solid map.

I’m in if it’s 3-6. Hadn’t checked recently and was just thinking 1-3, which is bleh. But the newest models have me a little more invested now. Daytime snow too.

No it’s definitely colder. Precip looks good too. Don’t see how this isn’t a better run for the majority in this sub forum.

NAM hasn’t run yet on TT. Is that a TT only issues or is the NAM having issues? Perhaps James is currently manipulating it to give him the Thursday snowstorm he wants so badly?

Going to the berkshires for a weekend getaway this weekend. Last year it was 0F. This year I might be able to pack a pair of shorts. Sheesh. Hopefully the rain can stay to a minimum.

All snow now. Coming down nicely. Temp dropped to 36.

80/20 rain snow mix here. Forgot to check the ole thermometer .. it’s a balmy 38 out bleh

Man that LI stuff is so close to me. Cmon little storm you can do it

Buzzkill

Not sure if he is comparing it to 12z? But every six hours it goes out to hour 33. So 18z is the most recent extended range HRRR. It also keep DC in the 40s and rain so I would take it with a grain of salt.

3k looks solid for SE areas. Let’s keep the trend going. Edit: Though useless the extended HRRR has snow through all of CT at the end of its run. Sweet.

Probably more accurate than looking at the GFS at the very least.

UI is backed up beyond belief right now with fiber companies trying to hook up to our poles. The backlog for a new company to hook up at this point can be measured in years , and they are already beginning to weigh down our poles that weren’t designed to handle all these cables in the first place. I certainly get why people want fiber though, that’s a good deal overall. Worst part is if a pole collapses during a storm you now not need just UI, but you also need all 8-10 fiber companies to come and put their lines back up before the pole can be deemed clear. LOL. sorry anyways back to weather..

Now you are just being mean.

Well it is comforting to know that no matter how bad we get screwed, the New London area always gets screwed even worse.

Was really enjoying this thread until you came along and had to post this..

2010-2011 was the most memorable winter of my life. . I was going to quinnipiac at the time and it was just snow storm after snowstorm. Biggest pack I’ve ever had, was able to even build igloos big enough to have friends in them for college drinking shenanigans. Good times..

Hopefully this will be a little more exciting than last year squall.

Nice solid bow echo in NJ loll where is this during the summertime..