Damage In Tolland

Snow this time of year can make it a great winter . Get it early and get into the vibe. In Morch it’s warming quickly, sun is high and it melts as soon as it stops falling. It’s just padding stats at that point and people are in full spring / summer mode . It’s totally not comparable

I haven’t been doom and gloom at all. I’m actually being realistic . I’m not down and out. I’m facing what could be a very real possibility . Why set oneself up for let down ?

Morch can snow but it ain’t winter . Totally different month than Dec We go thru this every year

It’s not an iffy month . It’s a winter month and should be cold and snowy . Losing December loses 1/3 of the winter. You’re only left with 2 months before spring . I don’t see much on models to get excited about other than 1-3” here Wed Night

We weren’t saying that’s what you were saying

It will work out. It always does. We just don’t know when but it will.

Not shocking

Overnight Euro looks better than 6z GFS for 1-3”

Well it was supposed to . He’s acting like he’s seen a flurry

How much have you seen ?

So we get a few flurries and snow showers. I expected to see accumulating snow based on the posts today. Why can’t we ever snow and catch a break? By middle of next, good ensemble agreement that a polar short wave dives southeast and may be accompanied by scattered snow showers (rain showers possible south coast) in the Wed/Thu timeframe. Again, mean trough axis appears too far east for any wave development to impact SNE. Behind the departing polar short wave, probably the coldest air of the season overspreads SNE late next week and/or next weekend.

I’m not 100% but I recall last Dec same thing happening with all ensembles looking good and then the GEFS flipped and EPS hung on until they caved. Hopefully this ain’t that again.

Had a bad feeling this would happen

Sucks . We get the cold without the storms

Flurries with the clipper. Gone

Now that’s some damage . So jealous

Ensembles are much different

The “wet” period here ending tonight was 1.85”. I haven’t looked, but I would guess one of the lower totals in SNE from these three rain events after the flash drought fire period.

What?

You should since you live in NH and it was supposed to be snow. I would be out of my mind . It’s winter . And everyone around you has pack now

Sounds snowy . Clipper gone This pattern favors dry weather overall with below normal temperatures. Highs will struggle to reach 40s most of next week with lows in teens and 20s. Blended guidance does show some low (chance) PoPs for rain or snow showers around Cape Cod and Islands in response to ocean effect but most of this should end up over coastal waters SE of Islands. It is possible much of region sees some light snow/flurries by Thu as a weak warm front lifts through New England but at this point it does not look very impactful.

I think the last truly heavy, wet damaging snow we had here was Oct 2011. They just don’t happen anymore in this area. It’s shifted up north of the pike. When it snows now it’s usually a colder event. Something I’ve noticed

Maybe one day we can get that

I am in full agreement there. Canada being cold is huge and so is keeping that ridge in Alaska out of there . Just have Dec 1989 in back of mind. Hopefully we don’t go that route. Once we see snow actually materialize, I’ll feel much better about things .

That could happen , but right now there’s a lot of HP. Maybe a few lucky towns get lucky with a lakes streamer .