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Damage In Tolland

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  1. I’m going under .5 of snow / sleet.. to prolonged zr at 30-31.. and then rots at 33-34 last few hours of precip here. I won’t be shocked if it comes in as straight zr. I know how these work here
  2. Every single model.. every single solution literally has us all snowing for days and days. Like Sunday night into Wednesday. Gonna be so awesome
  3. He’s saying it’s a god thing. Saying caution is for a bigger robust deal since ULL out under
  4. Why can’t you ever just get amped and excited and get folks riled up? Why do you always have to make everything seem boring. All work no play makes Jack a dull boy. At least acknowledge good chances of 6+ over a wide region of SNE
  5. I’ve found over the years they help my migraines as far as less frequency . I’ve got Sumitriptan for them that helps limit the pain and down time when I get one. It’s interesting how they affect so many millions of people
  6. I don’t know if they don’t understand or are hung over or what , but this is a widespread moderate to major snowstorm for SNE
  7. CT is in a very good spot for this with the ULL closing off SE of LI. Sit back and enjoy
  8. I’m getting pumped . This is going to have some big totals over a fairly wide area in SNE
  9. You think this is paste for all or would it drop into upper 20’s under ULL snows?
  10. Perhaps just inland by 1 mile or so of RT.3. Anywhere west of there snowy. Maybe even just a half mile?
  11. Yeah overall agree. It’s a nice look . I think you’re area can do well . You can envision a large band sort of pivoting there
  12. No fast flow. If this gets captured SSE of LI like they show. It literally snows for days
  13. Walt... Ensembles suggesting a pretty good chance of 3+ inches for some the I84 corridor high terrain in possibly two long duration episodes. A short wave diving into the back side of the initial short wave trough may prolong the event considerably for the New England portion of the forum by forming a a very slow moving upper low along the New England coast.
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