Damage In Tolland

I salute you

It already is

There’s absolutely no reason to not think 2-4 ends up in southern 2/3 of CT and 1-3 to pike. Confluence weakening in models at 3day lead. On queue

18z Euro another bump north. It is on .

Nice 1-3 spot 4 from Wiz south

1-3” to the pike at a minimum is becoming increasingly likely . It’s the north trend

You had 40-45 instead were seeing 45-58

Poor Dendy

Gusting over 50 now. Even ORH 53. All going as expected

He just won’t take a board break lol

How much for S Wey?

Besides bowel movements

I still think that is very possible

The first half of the month seemed favorable too.. until it didn’t

Biggest rips were always late morning and afternoon with heating . They coming

I thought you weren’t looking more than 5 days ahead?

It’s really not even a cold pattern . Just normal cold

GL

Your area never looked as windy. Obviously haven’t looked at much if a few gusts to 40 is the call . As we begin to tap into the stronger winds aloft, we may see wind gusts as strong as 45 mph in the high terrain and over the islands overnight. The peak of the winds for all of SNE, however, comes Thursday, as a warming surface promotes better mixing down from the top of the mixed layer. A Wind Advisory is in effect for all of southern New England where gusts are generally expected to be 45-55 mph. However, isolated stronger gusts are possible, up to 60 mph in spots, especially in the highest elevations.

So just toss all guidance ? No gusts over 50? Good luck bro . That’s bad

Have you looked at Bufkit?

Still pretty warm at 34.9.. I saw the hi res printing out 1-2” but I knew most of that was above freezing . Probably not much

In that era I mentioned . The north trend was born. Friends became separated and enemies were made

All snow now. Big wet flakes

No spiking anything until we see if this trend is real. But this is so typical of models overdoing TPV confluence past 5 days and weakening closer in . It happened so often in the early and mid 2000’s. Hopefully the trend is real and continues