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Nice. Gonna check how much here in a few.

2.8" down as of 9 am. Ratios seem good so far...

Finished with 2.4" @The 4 Seasons

1.4" here, latest HRRR shows another half inch or so. It'll be interesting to see if that redevelopment happens.

Under one hundred days remaining in the period...under one hundred days.

Had sleet here with the temp at 39. Down to 37 now, plain rain.

Wow, and that was warm NC and you had someone with you lol. I lucked out last winter there. 6th warmest on record and almost 60 on Christmas Day.

Thanks man. It's been a while, I was living out in the Milwaukee area for a little over a year and a half. Got home sick and came back, good to be home.

Yes, good notes. I remember my friend in Southbury reporting 14 or 15". I had about what you had, 8 or 8.5. I just remember the ratios were really good, probably around 20:1.

I agree, best stretch of snow I've seen was from this through 1/26. How much did you have from this?

I know it wasn't much to write home about for much of the subforum but the 1/7/11 Norlun overperformed quite a bit in portions of SW CT. https://www.americanwx.com/bb/topic/7606-inverted-trough-redeveloper-disco-jan-7-9-part-ii/page/2/ ^Disco thread including our old buddy messenger. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/fxg1/NARR/2011/us0107.php http://www.meteo.psu.edu/fxg1/NARR/2011/us0108.php ^NARR Reanalysis http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/2011/07-Jan-11.html

Any inkling on November? Will we freeze again?

Lmao, Snow at Times? Wtf does that even mean?

This will be my 2nd. Last year I lived in Waukesha. Now I'm on the Greenfield/Milwaukee border. Much more convenient to commute to the airport.

Thanks guys. I guess it's the opposite of what I thought. I always thought an east-based -NAO would put the trough axis too far east for here. Angrysummons - I don't know 2 out of 3 of those storms you mentioned. I will have to look at the January 1978 one on NARR.

Ok thanks, that makes sense. Well, hopefully we can have a more active pattern this year than last lol.

Question for you guys; as an East Coast native, I'm wondering how much a -NAO matters for getting snow here? I'm guessing it doesn't matter as much and could even be a detriment if it's east-based?

I'm surprised at how poorly the Euro handled this system. I guess I'll have to start taking the GFS more seriously which means something significant could be brewing for the end of the week.

-FZDZ in downtown Waukesha

Yep, I'm here at the airport now. Looks like it will be predominantly rain tonight.

Lol, alright well, I was on the NE side of town I can't imagine another part of town getting more seeing as there was an E-W gradient. That total from Thomaston looks right.

That's a fake total for sure. We had about 6".

Lol, not a chance in hell that Watertown had 11.5.

Just some MKE stats for you guys... Today is the sixth day in the last eight in which the high temperature failed to get above 30F. As of yesterday's climo report, we are running a remarkable -12.7F departure for the month. On Tuesday, our high of 19F shattered the record for lowest high temperature for the date by 4F. Also on Tuesday, we tied the record low for the date of 9F producing a -27 departure for the day. We have received 7.2" of snow through the first two weeks of the month, not sure where that ranks though.

How close was April '97 to beating December '92? I assume April '97 would be 2nd?