Damage In Tolland

Me, Ginx, Ray out on this giving us snow and Will and Scoots all in. Times sure have changed

Even the eps is gone . Out

I hope it comes back , but when I saw how fast the flow was aloft early this Am on the charts, I worried a miss was possible. So far modeling confirms

Wait till you lose that like the rest of us.

Jackpot? Lol. As of now it’s mostly cloudy with a flurry or sprinkle

The EPS will save. Worry free

I sure did. But at some point I do need to be realistic. I started seeing that fropa look yesterday . Flow is so fast aloft. This thing won’t have time to amplify until Stellwagen Bank. Look at how fast the winds aloft are today

The EPS looks good posts will be flying in an hour or so , until we lose that tomorrow

It’s gonna be a glorified fropa. We called it yesterday. Unreal

Nam and Canadian has always been a lethal combo

Options on table Fropa to a 12+ stemwinder

Of course it is. Point being . Fropa is an option

I asked yesterday if this could end up being a fropa. FV3 not far off

It’s been there since about Dec20 . It dictates the fast flow. I think it leaves ~ Jan 20

If AK is cold... there’s a pig. It’s easy

Pigs never move fast

I think I called for that before Xmas. If we get the 8th , that’s one snowstorm . With several rainers after the 8th.The other was ice. It will prove not so outlandish .

Everyone now seeing Jan 20 and after. Obvious weeks ago

1-3

Same here. Most days with cover other than 7 days or so in Dec

Should be two days of pack before 50 and rain Fri/ Sat

The weekend one was always a rains to Maine’s

A lot of guidance flips the interior over to snow with c-1”. Sell it all . Not heavy enough to accumulate

I dunno. I’m gonna hard sell any accumulations I south of pike

BOX is wasted . Puff puff pass Mid level trough finally pushes eastward through our area overnight, pushing the surface low offshore. Models have the low intensifying as it tracks towards/into the Canadian Maritimes, keeping this strengthening system farther north and more progressive. Continue to expect light QPF amounts for our area, up to 0.2 inch liquid equivalent. With the colder airmass moving into our area behind the low, we will see precip changing from rain to snow. Model soundings indicate sufficient cold air aloft to support dendrites. At this time, thinking snowfall potential would range from 1 to 3 inches over the interior, with up to an inch in the coastal plain and lower CT River Valley. Overnight lows in the mid 20s to low 30s expected for much of SNE, except some mid 30s possible Boston, the Cape/Islands and portions of S. coastal SNE.